Sarah W.

Super cute touristy place filled to the brim with rocks and fun knick knacks! The shop is extremely small and the aisles are tight. Some things seemed overpriced, but it's a souvenir shop, so that's to be expected. There were a lot of staff on sight and all appeared welcoming and happy to help. There was an outdoor area as well, but it was raining when I visited. I got a magnet and a little stone animal, both fragile items were wrapped with care. Definitely a fun stop!

Toni D.

Our last day in Moab and we stopped here for souvenirs. They have rocks, jewelry, home decor items. Also for any budget. They have rocks outside that range from 50 cents and up.

Victoria S.

A must stop! So many things to see: rocks, minerals, fossils , dinosaur bones, petrified wood & more. Great place to explore & buy souvenirs with affordable prices. My favorite part was going to the outside fenced portion where you buy a rock for $10, then you use a machine to break it in half to see what you get inside the rock!

Rebecca T.

Definitely a must visit when you're in Moab! This place is a real rock shop, different from the hippie shops that usually also sell incense, dream catchers or lots of jewelry. It's mainly just a rock shop with some jewelry. You'll see the baskets and buckets of rocks out in the parking lot already before you even go in the store. They even have a box to collect money based on an honor system (Most of the stuff they put out are worth less than $5.) People are really friendly and knowledgeable there. They know rocks and minerals. There are also cool specimens inside to look at if you don't wanna buy. There's a section at the back that showcase minerals from Utah - not a big section though. Don't miss out on the dinosaur egg by the register!

Hardy P.

We spent over $300 ( yup ) and its no doubt best rock place we ever went to They have best selections of fossils, rocks, crystals and all kind of dinosaurs, mammoth stuff etc.. BUT.... Soldier faced girl with glasses and black hair was super rude. She was very very very lazy and treated us like we are wasting her time. May be she one of the owners or whatever but you gotta at-least put a smile on your face and answer couple of customer questions ( specially if they are giving you good business ) We could buy few more earrings if she had a little patience to find out what is the metal used, but rudely answered I DONT KNOW in unfriendly tone

Monique A.

Great store to stop and take a look at their amazing collection. Also has some history regarding many of their higher priced pieces. Go early, was crowded by 11am and so much stuff in there can be hard to move around inside.

Aleisia D.

By far the coolest rock shop I've ever been to! They have anything in everything that I could even imagine from small pieces to really large pieces and from rare pieces to common pieces. They had jewelry, fossils, gemstones, petrified wood, dinosaur bones, and all kinds of stuff. If you like geology or you just really want to look at some cool stuff this is the place to come!

Letie W.

Quick stop at the rock shop. Let the kids explore the shop & pickup a few souvenirs. Very cute, friendly staff and must stop.

Cassie L.

I really liked looking at the wide array of polished stones and crystals that they have from around the world. Most of the fossils were replicas, though I saw real amber pieces. The workers were relaxed and friendly which was really nice. Eventually I got some jewelry and I did really appreciate the variety of different pendants, beads, and such to pick from. If you have kids, keep a close eye on them in the more display side, as they warn that breaking or dropping certain things means you buy it! But the kids can still enjoy sifting through the smaller unpolished rocks.