Found thru IG and did an impromptu purchase. A bit of buyers remorse initially but always willing…read moreto support a family business. Zero regrets! I got the skull and the Fleur de lis voodoo stone ring. & it is BEAUTIFUL!!! The color changes are gorgeous as well as the design. The cherry on top was the personalized note included. Adorable and such a classy touch. I can't wait to see them in person next visit to NOLA. THANK YOU DAVID AND MELISSA

This small jewelry store is truly a hidden gem in New Orleans…read more The selection is great and thoughtfully curated, with pieces that feel both unique and high quality. What really sets it apart, though, is the customer service, friendly, patient, and genuinely helpful without ever feeling pushy. You can tell they care about their customers and take pride in what they do. A great place to shop if you're looking for something special and a pleasant, personal experience. I was just window shopping, ended up spending a few hundred. It was worth every penny.

I spent the better part of 3 days walking around NOLA trying to find a unique and beautiful mask…read moresouvenir. I kept coming back to this shop because the selection was amazing. The tiaras, the headbands, the accessories, the lace masks, the rhinestone masks, all the masks are all next level. In addition to that, EVERY SINGLE TIME I came in, I was greeted kindly. I'm young so a lot of time store clerks don't bother with me. But the clerks at LolaNola were so sweet. Their customer service in handling and issues is top tier.

When walking around and doing some shopping, tje shop LolaNola has some cute knickknacks for anyone…read moreyou want to pick up something for. The space has many varying items to choose from.

Compact, but well stocked souvenir shop located on Royal Street in the French Quarter. Forever New…read moreOrleans has all the classics when it comes to souvenirs and tchotchkes whether it be for yourself or someone else. As most folks do, we popped in when wandering around the streets of the French Quarter. They offer an elevated variety of your standard souvenirs including clothing, signage, snacks, art, hats, etc...in addition to having a good selection of homewares and decor that are not necessarily New Orleans specific. There are two sides to the store, both with their own entrance, but they are connected indoors. While connected, each has its own vibe and concentration with one side being the souvenir/houseware and the other more clothing and art. Prices are standard, but are more palatable than other souvenir shops in the area as the quality seemed a tad better. Service was friendly and helpful when needed. Overall, cool shop to pop in and browse around when in the French Quarter.

IMO, the BEST place to buy anyone a New Orleans gift, heck, any gift. Whether it's for the home…read moredecor enthusiast, the chef in the family, the holiday aficionado, or even the birthday girl/boy - this store had you covered. It's like a Fleurty Girl on steroids. The items found here are more "local" and would impress anyone. Rather than buying your typical fleur de lis dish towel as a keep sake, you might find a pot holder that says "Laissez le bon temps rouler". The unique Nola terms like poboy, pralines, beignets, cold drink etc can be found all over the store making it a true New Orleans gift.

There's a lot packed into this little gem of a store. Very cool and very neat/weird stuff. Spooky…read morestuff. We all liked it! Check it out after Vampire Cafe.

I found out you can cop some bomb fang veneers, after my braces come off i'll def be back for my…read morefangs, other then tht I got a cool eyeshadow pallet it was expensive though like $40 haha

This is an eclectic store with diverse / pretty cool art from local artists. I enjoyed my visit and…read morebought some unique arts. I recommend this store if you are looking for a nice souvenir.

10-15 local artists of all mediums: photography, jewelry, ceramics, oils, watercolors, metal, etc.read more

The previous reviewers were talking about a BAR called Rendezvous- not this really sweet gem of a…read moreshop. That Aside- Rendevous has beautiful location on Jackson Square with a gorgeous selection of cotton dresses and items for children as well as your home. I bought a couple of yards of decorative trimming and I love the pillow I sewed it on! A great place for souviener for babies and toddlers!

While walking about New Orleans I ran across this wonderful shop with so many beautiful items…read more Check it out if you are going to be in The French Quarter near Jackson Square.

Interesting little shop on Magazine with a very different selection of items that other stores. Yes…read morethey have jewelry, art, tchotchkes but the style/flavor is very different from what I've seen elsewhere in town. Yes, they do have stuff made of bones and nails so the name doesn't disappoint. It's not a huge store but there is still a ton of stuff to see. The staff has been polite and not pushy. The store is a vintage shotgun so the steps were a little steep for my 70+ Mom.

This is a neat little place if you are looking for something a little different…read more I stopped in here to look for a gift for a friend who is a collector of more macabre types of things. They have a nice little collection of jewelry- necklaces, rings, bracelets and the like. Not everything is made from animal products, so if that isn't your thing, you might find something else that you like. The jewelry here is definitely more on the "artsy" side, but they did have a wide selection of items. Aside from jewelry, there is a nice little collection of artwork and postcards, which would make perfect gifts for the friend who is into things that are a little different.

Love this place. Best jewelry and locally made here in NOLA! Love all of the pieces and great place…read moreto get gifts, as they offer a ton of other NOLA items

On our most recent trip to New Orleans, we took a side trip to Algiers's Point. What a quaint and…read morecharming area. I had forgotten that there was a jewelry store that I wanted to check out on my previous trip last October. At the time, it just seemed very far away from where we were staying. I actually bookmarked the website and forgot about it. On the ferry ride over, we were online researching where we should go to eat and what we should do on that little Peninsula. Beatrixbell popped up and I got very excited. In the shop, I expected to find the original, whimsical and unique pieces that were shown on the website. What I didn't expect was how gracious Beatrix was. She welcomed me and invited me to look around and ask any questions. I told her that I had my eye on her shop for about six months and that I was interested in creating my very own necklace with her dangling charms. She let me pick out the charms and made arrangements for me to pick up the finished product in her French Quarter store the next day. I love, love,, love my new necklace and get so many wonderful compliments when I wear it. My new 'bauble' was reasonably priced and so much fun to create