A wonderful second-hand shop where 100 per cent of the proceeds go to the local animal welfare…read morecharity. I've made a donation and would like to thank all the volunteers there for their dedication to helping all the furry friends who need and receive support. A wonderful second-hand shop where 100 per cent of the proceeds go to the local animal welfare charity. I've made a donation and would like to thank all the volunteers there for their dedication to helping all the furry friends who need and receive support.

Great selection even better service! We got really great stuff and nice to know we help the pups…read moreout.

This was the best thrift store ! Everyone was so nice. Bought some tribal jewelry and artifactsread more

I went into this shop expecting more of a traditional thrift store experience, but it felt much…read morecloser to a consignment boutique in terms of pricing. While there were definitely some unique and high-quality pieces, many of the items--especially the jewelry--were priced in the hundreds and even into the thousands, which caught me off guard. One thing I really appreciated was how the clothing was organized by size. That made browsing much easier and more efficient, especially if you're on a time crunch. The store also carries furniture and other items, and everything is thoughtfully displayed--the presentation is clean, curated, and visually appealing. That said, it just wasn't what I personally was looking for. I came in hoping to thrift and score budget-friendly finds, so the pricing and overall vibe didn't quite match my expectations. If you're looking for curated, higher-end secondhand pieces, this might be your spot--but if you're hunting for true thrift deals, you may leave a bit disappointed like I did.

Beautiful shop and really nice owner. The selection of jewelry is great and good value…read morethroughout. I like the clothes selection too.

This store elevates my soul. The products are unique and soulful. EVERY TIME I'm in Sedona, I make…read morea beeline to Soul Shone Sedona. You should too.

I knew of this store before I traveled to Flagstaff. I wanted an inexpensive tapestry curtain, and…read morethey sell several India curtains. Needless to say, they have a beautiful collection of specialized beads as well. I make jewelry and had to blindfold myself to not over buy. Animas is very colorful. They sell alot of items for alters, beads, and the curtain I wanted was only 24.95. It is a beautiful purple, pink, green tapestry with sketches on it. I can't say how pleased I was with the many choices to choose from. There's 2 other Anima stores I didn't go into. They are owned by the same people. But this would always be my choice to visit due o the bead selection. The staff at the counter were very polite, and I will return to this store when I go back to Flagstaff.

This is an admirable bead paradise for bead smiths, artists, tourists and locals. It was almost…read morerefreshing to explore this floor, a floor that was golden brown wood, creaking softly, but not too noticeably, under my feet. With colors, everywhere. I started to the right and wandered towards the back of the store. There was a portion of the wall presenting Tools. Pliers ranging from $6.99 to $14.95, memory wire, bees wax for $2.99, one-stop loopers, a Bead Smith Tool Set for $59.99. Plus, an exotic assortment of beads. Czech glass beads hung on strings ranging from $3.00 to $8.00. A few other types of beads you'll find here: Chinese crystal, Swarovoski crystal, vintage German glass and miracle beads. Beads of all sizes are arranged in the middle of the floor, in boxed sections, including two-inch beds as well as miniature plastic bags of multicolored seed beads. The store is bright, spacious, well-lit, decorated with imported merchandise. There was a little area where you could sit down and fill the tube up with beads. The sign read: Assorted Glass Bead Mix for $2.50 a tube or .25 cents each. On one section of a brick wall, on the left side of the store, in front of the window and beside the cash register, was handmade jewelry by local artists, mostly earrings, necklaces and sets. Prices of this jewelry ranged from $8.00 to $55.00. If you're not into the beads there are other objects of desire: There is Putumayo world music, with a listening station to sample the CDs, tapestries that are made of 100% cotton, for $22.50, made in India from a company called India Arts, and imported furniture, mostly cabinets, in the back, from $395 to $495. But the real niche product: a gallery of beads you'll never find anywhere else.

I have always enjoyed shopping at the original Cocopah bead shop in Tlaquepaque so was delighted to…read morelearn about Cocopah North in the Creekside Plaza. I wasn't able to stop in until the day we were leaving Sedona. Sure wish I had come by sooner. What a delightful find. Cocopah North is a much larger store and best described as a gallery. Besides the beads, it has some lovely antique jewelry and vintage textiles. An exquisite, $1200 silk kimono -- marked down to about $900 -- was just one example of something I admired. Looked like it belonged in a museum. Cocopah North is a feast for the eyes. Items are taken on consignment. Will definitely come by on future visits to Sedona.

Not only is the collection of beads, jewelry, belts, and other gorgeous knick-knacks expansive and…read morebeautiful-- but the shopowner Anne is the most genuine and authentic soul we've encountered here in Sedona. My trip here feels complete with the two absolutely stunning stone earrings I purchased that were handcrafted with care (for only $35, mind you) and my lovely interaction with Anne. I will certainly be coming back the next time I visit Sedona.

We came in and were immediately welcomed. The woman working was very king and happilly showed us…read moreitems we were curious about. It helped us make our final selection. We bought the golden blanket in the photo for $79 (hand spun cotton).

walked into the store and was looking around genuinely interested in buying something. I asked the…read moreman at the front where he gets his clothes from and then he said that was very offensive question and told me to "get the f*** out". needless to say will not be going back. furthermore the prices are overvalued.

I had been in search of a dream catcher. I visited The Dream Catcher in Sedona years ago. I called…read moreDream Catcher and spoke to Erroll. He was very pleasant and helpful in finding what I was looking for. He sent me pictures of the same size catchers but in different colors. I chose the color and the transaction was completed via phone. He mailed the catcher. It arrived safely with no damage. I will definitely be visiting again

Came across this little gem of a jewelry store in Sedona! Errol was so kind and informative while…read morebringing a warm atmosphere to the storefront. Finally found my dream bolo tie here, and they had some really cool well-priced vintage pieces too, which I always appreciate. Thank you and would come back again!! :)

Some pretty amazing donated items for purchase here, especially original wall art, high-end and…read morewell-displayed costume jewelry, some clothing, and some furniture items. All priced at a bargain. They have a nice guy on the premises who will find a way to fit items--in my case, two great end tables--in a small car. Purchases benefit the Humane Society of Sedona and no tax is charged to customers because this is a not-for-profit. I know what you may be thinking, but think closer about it... No matter how exclusive a world-renowned community may be, it may be especially prone to having displaced pets longing for a permanent home I don't know. But I do know that domesticated animals don't think about city, state, manmade borders, they just want to go home. The good citizens of Sedona apparently realize this and donate some really cool clothing and household items here that others, less fortunate, might have no choice but to sell for personal profit.

For over a year now, I'd drive up from Phoenix when I had things to donate. Shop inside the store,…read morethen grab a bite to eat; it was a fun day trip. The staff were alway so kind and thankful when dropping things off, and the store itself had that fun, old- school vibe where it was loosely organized but anything amazing could be waiting in there! I went a few weeks ago, and everything has changed. I had a car full of quality things and they didn't even acknowledge that I was bringing stuff in to them. I had to say hello twice before one of the four people standing around would say hi back. There was no place to put my donations, and no one offered to clear any space. They didn't offer to help unload until we were finished emptying the car! No one said thank you. Meanwhile, they had a bunch of stuff outside they were just giving away for free. As a donor, I found that off-putting. I didn't just drive 90 miles for you to give my things away...I wanted to help the animals. It should have said "pay what you wish" or something, to create value. We went inside to shop, and it's like they're trying to make it a designer boutique. The vibe was sterile. They want $35 for t-shirts with their branding on them! Even the prices of the thrift items have skyrocketed. This was the first time I've left without buying anything. As we were leaving, I noticed that my donations still hadn't been addressed. Like at all. Stuff was piled wherever I had been able to squeeze some space, trying not to land it in the free zone, and it was just cooking in the sun. If I'm in town I may stop there to see what's going on in the shop, but I won't donate there again.

Sales people were exceptional-very knowledgeable but not pushy. Store was immaculate yet felt…read moredown-to-earth. They even shared their own headache remedy for my husband! Would go back again in a heartbeat. Love that it was next door to Indian Garden Cafe...a double gem to visit!

I finally had a chance to stop in. They have a small selection of turquoise bracelets earrings and…read morerings. I saw some really pretty turquoise bracelets and various stones. Too expensive for me but they were quite pretty. In my pic, I loved these 2 at the bottom especially the orange stones were so unique. I left a little piece of my heart there, maybe I'll get to come back for it!

Kate, the owner of Cielo, offers a wide variety of beautiful products, including crystals and…read morestones amoung other treasures for gifting and just for treating yourself. She has a beautiful green space behind her shop, the"Garden-Courtyard where classes and private sessions are held. I enjoy the ones I take my dog Bear to, animal healing and learning how to communicate with your animals. I also enjoy the "INTUITIVE FROM THE HEART PAINTING CLASS" Kate offers. There is a clothing-merchandise space in the building behind the Garden-Courtyard where great shopping can be had and a large meeting space available to the community for use. And lastly, a room for READINGS and one for HANDS ON BODYWORK where you can receive a private session with the highest of quality healers. Cielo is a stop you don't want to miss.

Loved the vibe of this store. It has everything: antiques, crystals, artwork, homemade products,…read moreclothing plus more. Definitely will be stopping by again when I am in Sedona.