Really cute shop and I visit the shop because it's so nice but it's one of those places for me that…read moreI go to thinking that I'll find something and I never do. Merchandise is kind of expensive but definitely great quality.

What an adorable, unique and personal shop. Do yourself a favor and pay this business a visit -…read moreyou're in for a treat!

I see I'm not alone…read more The blonde woman that runs this place is exceptionally rude. I walked up with three packages that were pre-labeled, and just wanted to drop them off since I was in the area. This person was heading out to lunch and refused to simply take the packages and place them inside, forcing me to go to the Valmont Post Office, which I was not intending to do today. This is not only a waste of my time, but a waste of the half gallon of gas to get there and back. And I had a baby with me. Have you no soul?? This business has lost whatever design, gift or postal box business I might have given them in the future. As one small business owner to another, get your customer service in shape!

i love this place..one of a kind. great cards, for a small place they have a variety of gift ideas…read more Pat

Sweet, well laid out store! Fun, unique items, gorgeous boutique clothing too. Definitely a must…read morevisit when in Niwot@

From the owner: Little Bird is the vision of longtime Niwotian Liz Gould who, together with her husband Bruce…read moreRabeler, created a truly unique boutique shopping experience in Old Town Niwot. Chock full of beautiful gifts for you or someone special, there is always something new in her collection. Amazing women's clothes, handmade jewelry, locally-made body care and art of all kinds, visiting Little Bird is like stumbling into the closet where everything you love lives. It can be hard to find just the right special gift in the land of mass-produced, so come to Niwot and find something special.

this place has really nice stuff. Better than in the chain stores. I've bought quite a few items…read morehere for my wife and she loves all of them.

From the owner: Fly Away Home is a decor, art, and gift boutique with a unique assortment of must-haves. We aim to…read moreoffer fine and/or whimsical treasures we just don't see anywhere else, in an open, welcoming (okay, sometimes chatty) atmosphere.

Agree with all comments! I never knew about Sage until this past Christmas. What a treasure trove…read moreof sweet and personal gifts. All of my family were the happy recipients of their beautiful candles and carved wooden birds. Thanks for having such a special shop!

Jill has a variety of gifts that are lively and affordable. Stop in soon!…read more She has home decor too!

Went there on 2/3/26. First time here. Saw them on IG on started following them. Looks like they…read moreget a very good beer selection. Then actually going it was a lot better than I thought. They sell liquor too. They sell food also and array of other things. Staff was very friendly and attentive. Will definitely be back to look at their beer selection more. Cheers!

Upscale store (not just liquor! Also have butcher on-site and more!) with a nice selection of rums…read more A bit pricier than our usual store but happy to find this well-located shop when we needed to buy a hostess gift for a house party! Saved the day.

Although Zuni is a pretty small store, they have an impressive selection of Native American art…read more They have a large selection of fetishes and pottery. They also have a very nice selection of sterling silver jewelry. The people working there are very knowledgeable and helpful. I recommend Zuni for anyone who likes Native American art and wants to add to their collection.

These guys have moved to a new location and WOW, such an improvement! Everything is brighter and…read moreeasier to see and the pieces are now displayed the way they deserve to be. Otherwise, my review remains the same. :-) This is a Southwest Native American art store that carries pottery, jewelry and paintings. They also have a great selection of Zuni fetishes (stone animal carvings). All of the fetishes and about 80% of the jewelry are of Zuni pueblo origin, but other tribes/pueblos represented include Navajo, Hopi, Acoma, Mata Ortiz, Santa Clara and Jemez. The pottery is the most diverse. Although most of the pieces there are a little pricey, you can find fetishes for under $50, jewelry with natural stones and excellent craftsmanship for under $75 and pottery for under $150. All of the pieces are bought directly from the native artists but this is not a fair trade store.

Great experience both times I've been here, everyone at Niwot jewelry is so kind and helpful ! will…read moreabsolutely keep coming back and will recommend to my friends and family .

Thank you know why Jewelry for making a donation of my jewelry cleanser…read moreThat meant so much That was amazing day you made a donation for me I was that meant so much I was the top fundraiser of the champion of the year thank you for making a donation to meme I will be reaching out to you next year

Adorned is a lovely gift to the people of Boulder. I remember experiencing the owner's exquisite…read moreand skillfully crafted jewelry on display at Carol Silks during NoBo First Friday Art Walk.. Then she evolved to become Adorned in the bright space adjoining Nomad Beads.. This is absolutely a world class operation.. And they offer classes to learn jewelry making skills, too.. I would like to take their wire wrap class, in fact. I recommend getting on their email list so you know when their openings are and also what classes they're offering.

Be sure to find this jewelry shop, right off of Pearl Street. It has a lot of hand-crafted original…read morejewelry beautifully displayed in pull out drawers. It's like going on a treasure hunt!. I brought home some darling pieces and am ordering more!