I was very impressed by this store. So many cool things to purchase! The store associate that…read morehelped me was great! I was buying a keychain and bracelet, but after the transaction was complete, she noticed my Marine Corps lanyard. She tells me that she should have given me a discount, but I protest since I don't usually expect a discount from privately owned shops. She gave me a second bracelet for free anyway! Thank you for the support and I'll definitely return.

When I initially saw the store and window display, I was excited and intrigued…read more Upon entering, however, I was sorely disappointed by the truck stop quality: tacky, cheaply made products with exorbitant prices. Half the Buddhas are broken, and even the gold paint is chipped on every single figurine. I can buy the same crystals at a metaphysical shop with better quality and less than what this store charges. The southeast Asian style clothing is cute, but also of mass produced quality with snagged and flimsy fabric. The merchandise is cute, but simply not worth the price when it will break before you even get it home. The customer service is completely nonexistent. The only thing this store has going for it is the clean display. Nothing about this place remotely represents the hippie movement of the 70s. Everything is based on Southeast Asian stereotypes, or marketed toward New Age fads. I love a good tarot deck, but I can shop for that in a metaphysical store. My advice: save your money and avoid the tourist trap.

While 49er Mineral could not help me personally, they gave me a great recommendation to the guy…read morethat is the best guy to go to for what I was looking for, which was mineral & rock identification flashlights! And I have to agree that he was!!! Thank you Jim!!

Looking for hard to find minerals. Jimmy an Joyce can fix you up. They have the most beautiful one…read moreof a kind specimens ready for your jewelry. Check them out

I quite enjoy Flagg Gem and Mineral Show! I try to stop by every year even if it's just to peruse…read morethe shiny rocks. This year was their 50th annual gem and mineral show and it was great. The Flagg Mineral Foundation sponsors the annual Flagg Gem and Mineral Show. This show is usually scheduled for the first weekend in January and is their largest fundraising event. The show, however, may occasionally move to the following weekend to avoid conflicts with New Year's Day celebrations. Its informal tailgate format offers a low cost venue for field collectors and local mineral/lapidary clubs to share their latest finds with children, teachers, rockhounds, and the general public. The Flag Mineral Foundation's goal of their yearly gem and mineral show is to increase the interest of children in rocks, minerals, geology, and science. There is no charge for admission and parking is free was well since it's held at the Mesa Community College (Dobson Rd. and the US-60/Superstition Freeway in Mesa, AZ).

I had never heard of this gem and mineral show until one of my longtime friends asked if I was…read moreinterested in going here with her and some other friends. She always finds the most interesting events to go to! It would be a lovely mild day outside on Sunday so I said sure let's check it out! Every year, typically at the beginning of January, the Flagg Mineral Foundation hosts this event that showcases multiple vendors showing and selling all sorts of common, uncommon, and rare minerals, gems, and stones. For those that collect crystals, there were a lot of them to choose from including many made of selenite. The variety was amazing and I enjoyed browsing and looking at all there was to offer. It's a very kid friendly event too as there are areas where you can dig your own fossils, pan for gold, and a lot of the vendors were very nice and gave out free stones to kids. Our kiddo now has a bonafide rock collection but in all honesty she was most enthused by the kind gentleman who let her choose a lollipop from his booth. As it was held outside there were also a lot of cute doggos walking around with their humans in tow. Parking is free but harder to find as it gets closer to afternoon so coming earlier is better. We came on the last day of the show and there were a lot of clearance sales going on. Note that some vendors don't take credit but there is an ATM near the front of the entrance. This is a smaller show my friend said, nowhere near the breadth and depth of the grand Tucson gem and mineral show but for us it was the perfect way to spend a nice Sunday morning walking around and learning about geology! Details: - At the Mesa Community College West Parking Lot - Free admission and free parking - Jewelry, gems, beads, fossils, minerals, and lapidary supplies - Activities and freebies for kids - Food trucks on site - Dog friendly

Great service! They have all your silversmith needs. Small stones, medium, and large. Hand crafted…read morerings, pendants, necklaces, stamps, herbs, pottery, baskets, and rugs. Whatever your needs are, they have it. My brother gets his stones here for his own projects. Stop by in your in the area!

It was fun to visit and look at all the pieces and cabs. The day we came to visit we were from out…read moreof town so it was a little discouraging that the hours were incorrect without a posted sign. The owner did answer his phone though and someone came in about an hour and a half later. Would return if I was in the area again.

Such a nice, calm, cool store the second you walk in. I was impressed with the wall art and the…read moreinventory. They have a great selection for decent prices. Absolutely felt at peace here. Customer service with Anne (I believe) was spot on. She was there but let me explore on my own. Loved our conversation at the end. So excited for the sound bath that's coming up. Thanks again, I love my candle, bag and love incense.

I went here this weekend for a sound bath and it was also my first time here. I am someone who…read moreloves getting immersed in the sounds, particularly of the glass singing bowls. When arriving yesterday, I met Sarah first who is the sound bath practitioner. She was very nice and had great energy. I then met the owner who is also nice and has a calming energy. I also appreciated the samples of stress relief tea they have there. I also liked the personal touches in the store and thoughtfulness. For the sound bath experience, Sarah made mention of considerations for everyone there including being as quiet as possible. During the session some people didn't seem to listen to that and a cell phone dropped, there were chairs moving, etc. There were other external noises that made it difficult for me to be fully immersed. I felt my jaw clenching with each external sound made. I do appreciate the value and the experience. For me and my personal needs, I would need a very quiet environment to get fully immersed and relaxed. I didn't shop around but I saw a lot of unique items in the store that were beautiful and focused on wellness and energy. I recommend this store while also providing a predominantly transparent review of the sound bath experience. Sarah was wonderful and I did grab her card which I was glad was available after the session.