Wonderfully nice people. I had fun shopping for a gift for my wife. The atmosphere and layout of…read morethe store are exceptional. Personal and friendly assistance. Mark Callis helped me with my purchase and when I left I had made a friend and he had made a repeat customer. Shopping there was a cool experience.

Came here looking to get a ring sized. The lady was really informative on what they had to do. I…read moredropped off my ring and within 5 days I got a text to let me no it was ready to pick up. They did excellent work I highly recommend this place for all your jewelry needs. While I was there I had a battery changed from my watch 5 bucks can't beat a deal like that.

AVA Goldworks is an incredible jewelry store. While they no longer offer custom jewelry, their…read moreshowcases contain more than enough to satisfy anyone's bejeweled desires. Their pieces are unique, their craftsmanship is unmatched & their knowledge of jewelry & the industry is astounding. I will never again buy jewelry from any store other than AVA Goldworks!

Turned Away. We went in to have an engagement ring…read morere-designed and sized. My wife has always wanted a lower profile mount for her diamond, and since Ava Goldworks has advertised that they do custom work, we thought we'd give them a try. They told us they don't do that now. They're concentrating on doing their own designs in silver, and they don't have any time to do anything else - not even sizing rings.

My husband took my original wedding ring in to use it to make me a new and larger diamond ring. He…read morehad it made in 2021. Mind you I had owned my ring for over 30 years with no problems. Fixed the prongs once. Not more than 6 months with my new ring and the diamond fell out. Luckily I found it and they fixed it for free. Just one month ago (July 20, 2024) the same diamond fell out again! This time I didn't find the diamond. $1650 to fix it. I am very disappointed in the quality of work! My ring should have lasted longer than three years! I am very disappointed in their workmanship! Gena

Went in to get an engagement ring a couple weeks before my new fiancé and I were going on vacation…read more Explained the style I was looking for but they didn't have anything in the store that fit the description. They found a gorgeous ring that checked all the boxes and got it in within a week. Set the stones and boom. Great service. She was so happy; sunset proposal, perfect ring. Thank you all so much!!!

A huge thanks to Mike & the ladies at Native American Trading Co. for supporting the Missouri hemp…read moreindustry and our CBD business. His eye for top-quality products is evident by the beautiful selection he has in the store. He makes sure his customers get the best and South Point Hemp is grateful to be part of the mix.

I visited this shop on my weekend tour of Hannibal, Missouri (Mark Twain's hometown!). Most of the…read moreshops in downtown Hannibal feature an early 1900's era vibe to them, often somehow connected to the infamous Mark Twain himself. There are also an array of consignment and thrift shops around. This unique little tourist shop, in my opinion, was a fantastic addition to the downtown area and certainly worth stopping in at. The shop has a collection of both authentic and modern Native American items. They have the traditional 'Native American tourist trap' items like glass statues of bears and deer, beaded jewelry, dream catchers, and other oddities. They also have more authentic items like buckskin trapper shirts, moccasins, and beautiful original canvas paintings. The paintings are kept in a separate area in the back corner of the shop and children and photography are not allowed in that area. For the higher price of the items, I see why. Most items in the back ranged between $500 and $1000 from what I saw. They also carry fur pelts including rabbit, wolf, fox, lambskin, and ferret. Honestly, only the timber wolf and fox pelts are actually authentic to central American Native culture. But most of the items in the shop are geared towards tourists rather than natives. The shop has some very unique traditional decor that features handcrafted items. Just to come in and scroll through their selection is worth it- as they are sort of a 'free museum' in a sense. I am from Alaska where native culture is very prevalent, so I was really intrigued to see the 'Midwestern' Native American items. They compare to the Alaskan ones, but there are some differences. For instance- Alaskan natives use seagrass for baskets, where as the baskets featured in this shop were made of some kind of reed grass. They do have handmade items side by side with Chinese manufactured products- so be sure to read the tags to know what you are buying. They have a few items under $20, but most of the items here are rightfully priced over $35. It's a nice shop. I liked the Native American undertone and I'd say it's certainly worth visiting once. If you're in downtown Hannibal, I would say this is a shop to stop into.

Bought a ring from these guys after looking elsewhere and being told it was around a month wait to…read moreget the ring in and resized. They were polite, knowledgeable, and understanding of any and all questions I had. Best of all, they were able to resize the ring in a week. Great turnaround, great product work, and very friendly.

McPike's Pawn Shop is a great place to find jewelry, video games, movies, collectables, tools, you…read morename it, and they probably have it! Very neat stuff at great prices! They were very helpful financially with my family while I was growing up. Now that I'm an adult, I strive to do better financially and shopping here has really helped! Good used quality stuff! I usually always walk out with something! Great family business.

This little antique store is adorable. I was captivated by the neatly packed shelves packed with…read moretreasures from the past. I'm am regretting the pitcher that I left behind. Prices were reasonable for a tourist town. The clerk was welcoming and engaging. She was a true ambassador of Hannibal, recommending sights to see. There is free street parking. The shop is close to the start of the Mark Twain tour. Worth stopping if you are an antique buff.

From the owner: Selling small antiques and vintage collectibles.read more

My boyfriend and I went in to get his necklace cleaned and go ring shopping as well as figure out…read moreour ring sizes. We were helped by Ariel, who did an amazing job and was super knowledgeable about everything and very kind. It was our first time and place doing this and even though we went in not knowing what questions to ask, Ariel did a great job explaining everything we needed to know. I highly recommend this business!

Got me in and out quick to fix a watch bracelet. Amazing work amazing quality and the people were…read moreso incredibly wonderful.