This shop is definitely worth a visit if you are looking for a gift or just a treat for yourself…read more There is lots of lovely jewellery with a pric tag to suit everyone. I agree with the other reviewer that the proprietor is very helpful, but not pushy. I have bought loads of stuff from here and have no complaints whatsoever, all the pieces have stood the test of time, so it's good quality jewellery and a reasonable price. I would always look here first before going to a large chain in Inverness.

Very helpful staff and excellent workmanship for repairsread more

Standard tourist art & crafts in Strathpeffer. Handy to kill a bit of time but nothing special.read more

Brilliant shop, very friendly service and just as the name suggests it definately is an Aladdins…read moreCave. I found gifts and household items there that I could not find elsewhere. I have recommeded it to all my friends. Brilliant range of children's clothes, if you cannot manage to get to the shop they are also on-line. Keep up the good service.

An excellent jewellers. Can't say enough good things about them…read more I must admit, the shop doesn't look particularly special from the outside, especially by comparison to the flashy displays next door, but inside it is beautifully laid out. The staff are fantastic, the range of settings comprehensive and their turn around time excellent. All their diamonds are GIA certified and Kimberley Process compliant; so you can be sure they are ethical sourced and you are getting what you have paid for. In house jewellers can make adjustments to almost any piece and advise on what is possible and what will work well.

this is probably the bets shop in inverness for pictures, posters and framing. there are some very…read moreexpensive items in here but also some very stylish items that aren't so epxensive. this shop has been here for ages. years ago, i bought a little lino cut based around work done in the local psychiatric hospital and was very pleased with both the artwork and the price. the shop is a bit prim and wouldn't cater for loud shopping but it is a lovely little place to walk around

This is a lovely wee gift shop on the Brae. Some lovely, unusual gifts, pictures, etc. I could…read morehave bought quite a lot more of it. Well worth checking out

This is a great wee shop that sells different gift ideas. I got a beautiful wooden box with 21…read morecarved in the top for a friends 21st birthday and it made a good gift box too. I would recommend this shop for lovely gift ideas that are made by the owner.

First rate workmanship and excellent service from Kevin and the guys. Would thoroughly recommend.read more

Brilliant service and top quality workmanshipread more

A lovely little pottery down on the bay in Cromarty. Lots of great pieces to take home and use…read more Lots of the pottery is made in glorious blues and greens that perfectly reflect the colours of the water in the bay. The pieces are made by a German lady, Bärbel Dister from Hamburg. We have a few mugs, a salt shaker and a lovely spoon rest from here and we always visit when we're in the area.

We found this place by accident last year, purchased a few quirky items (a mug, a spoon rest and an…read moreunusually shaped salt shaker, both in pretty greenish, blueish colour). I just fell in love with these luminous colours, that pick up the blues and greens in the Highlands that we admire so much every day. But of course there's plenty of colours to choose from. This pottery is the perfect thing for me to take home and to remind me of my beloved Scotland when I sit in my office in Hamburg, having a cuppa and wishing I were back in Scotland. Just HAD to come back this year for more! We bought some beautiful mugs, very reasonably priced, small mug £10, big ones £12, there were also huge ones for £17. There's a good choice of items, the owner often sells them in her shop herself. Had a look at the website before we went there this year and found out that Cromarty Pottery, originally opened in 1965, and probably is the oldest still operating in northern Scotland. It is now run by Bärbel Dister, who happens to be from Hamburg, like me lol. I am really suprised about the prices, I just love handmade pottery, and I have bought my fair share in both Scotland and Ireland, most were much pricier. If you consider it's all handmade, every piece is unique, and the colours are just so beautiful people don't mind spending 10-12 quid for a portion of fish'n'chips in a restaurant, but 12£ for a mug is too much? I really don't get it. We'll surely be back on our next holiday, we've agreed to phone in a few weeks before to get a few things in the colours we'd like, maybe even take a class if we can get together a group of 6-7 people.