I take my grandson here to look at everything from rare rocks to 70 million year old spiders…read moretrapped in amber. The owner is a wealth of information and an absolute joy to deal with.The owner loves kids and takes time out show them something new every time we visit. Lately, I have been looking at some of the colorful minerals he has in this random selection and think about grinding some into watercolor pigment. The have reds, yellows and blues and I am thinking of making an Oregon split triad of watercolors. Imagine painting landscapes of Oregon - beaches, the high desert, ghost towns, urban city-scales - using 100% Oregon found and made watercolor paints.

We love this shop! The owner's knowledge is amazing and he can explain things in terms you can…read moreunderstand. Anytime we don't know what kind of rock we found, we take it to Robert. We have also bought a trim saw there and different saw blades. We buy the grit for our vibratory flat polisher there. Plus yesterday I found out that he also carries silver jewelry wrapping wire. He has a large selection of jewelry and all kinds of stones. All for exceptional prices! Thank you Robert!

I love gemstone jewelry, so I like to visit crystal shops when I can because they often tend to…read morehave the sort of thing I like. So stopping at Bree's Way, which is a new-to-me store (I'm not sure it was here even four years ago when I came home to visit) was a must stop. The woman there was really friendly, but they didn't have anything that called to me. Their jewelry selection was ok but limited; mostly rings and some pendants. They sell some chains for the pendants. They also have a lot of the standard Tarot decks, some esoteric and occult-related merchandise, posters, crystals, and so on. Parking was not bad for me when I visited, but there's not a lot of parking on Alder here. And if you don't know how to parallel park, probably best to avoid parking on the street. There's a parking lot about a block and a half down the street.

Really cool shop we stumbled into. They had a bit of everything plus some cool surprises. Lots of…read moreincense in so many scents, my son left with a cool "vampires blood" scent & cool incense holder. Prices were very reasonable for these. The selection of rings was large, very beautiful pieces, and cool descriptions of the many different crystals displayed. Cool selection of posters, candles, teas, and tapestries. It was very cool they had a tarot deck out that you could use..we had fun with this. The woman working was very friendly and helpful. Will definitely be back when we're in the area

This corner crystal shop is magic. They have some beautiful…read moresignature pieces of crystals that can grace a home with energies known to empower and heal. They have gorgeous pieces of lapis lazuli and The body products that are handmade using locally sourced plants and quality oils by a local manufacturer who is highly respected for her products. I picked up the Soft Goddess Era oil. They have handmade brass pendulums and there are some beautiful rings with significant crystals. They have a shelf of Oracle and tarot cards, as well as offering space for weekly tarot readings. There are also some mystical and compelling paintings by a local artist who seems to channel muses and mermaids through her paintings. Definitely come to visit and expect to leave with a treasure.

Great staff, and a huge selection of cool rocks, minerals, crystals and art! Great place to hang…read moreout for a bit, with a really nice "vibe" to the place. Easy to find downtown, and well worth a visit. Beautiful shop, and most of the prices are competitive with other shops I have seen in the past. Highly recommended!

I know I can always find something beautiful here. The selection of crystals is always greatread more

The lady that works here is the opposite of friendly. You can feel her negativity the moment you…read moresaid hi to her. Good spot and selections but poor customer service. I will not come back or recommend it to anyone.

Beautiful pieces. Some were priced reasonably but even the smallest items were over $60. Even for a…read moresimple brass candle holder with leftover wax still stuck inside. The man working today was practically non-existent. Didn't greet us when we walked in and when we made eye contact and said bye, he just looked away. A snob.

plenty of beautiful items definitely not cheap prices but…read moreitems are not cheaply made either

The owners are great people! Clothes are authentic and good quality. I got a cotton shirt that will…read moreprobably last me for life. Savona is super sweet and will let you try anything on, she even took a dress off the mannequin for me! Super great prices as well for quality clothing.

Super nice owner and great prices. Definitely worth the visit. Clothes are soft. Got a dress and a…read moreshirt for like 40$

Recently my daughter and I visited the downtown Eugene "core" and we stumbled upon this cute shop,…read morelocated right next to Heritage Dry Goods. (Both are super boutiques, with similar aesthetics. This G+G shop is perhaps a bit more "bohemian" in its focus and caters more to a young adult female demographic). There were lots of "Free People" clothing items here, and artisan jewelry pieces. They also carried some cosmetic/make-up and skincare lines (I think they were all organic), and lots of women's fashion accessories (bags, scarves, etc.). I had the feeling this was a smaller, more intimate take on an "Anthropologie" shop - and certainly more local!

Although I wish they had a slightly bigger selection, this is the ONLY boutique I've found in the…read morearea worth going to (and I've looked pretty hard). The prices are actually in a reasonable range that don't make me turn around and walk out the door, and the clothes are of course cute and unique. They carry great brands such as Free People, get new items every few days, and the girls who work in the store are always extremely helpful. Just one more reason to visit 5th Street!