We wandered in to this gorgeous little shop in Jerome. Brian was there, behind the counter, and he…read morewas super helpful and friendly. We found plenty of beautiful local artists' work here and made a small purchase. Later in the day, Brian was again very helpful when our goofy rental car had an issue. We won't forget this lovely shop and our new friend, Brian.

From the owner: Located in historic Jerome, Arizona, Ghostflower is your one stop shop for beautiful one of a kind…read moregoods. We specialize in handmade Native American jewelry and other turquoise jewelry, designer jewelry, fine art, unique gemstones, knives, home goods, and impeccable craftsmanship.

This horrific store is selling bags with photos of Anne Frank on them. They are actually profiting…read moreoff of a girl who was burned in the Holocaust. When I approached them about this and said how offensive and wrong this is, the blond lady at the counter said "the artist is a lesbian." Okay? So what? I'm not sure what this has to do with anything. When I further explained how they need to stop this, she just said "sorry!" And I said "no you're not," and she couldn't care less. This is insanely exploitative and anti-Semitic and I can't believe the store and the artist think this is totally okay. "She believed she could so she did?" Did what? Got burned for her religion? Of course they don't care to understand why this is wrong. They just want a cute girl next to a cliche message to make money. This is inhumane. The professional thing to do would have been to say, "I don't understand why this is wrong, not many Jewish people come through our doors, and maybe you can explain your perspective," but no one cared.

If you are ever in this amazing historic city, you must stop into the this second location for this…read morejewelry chain. They sell amazing handmade pieces in a variety of options. I especially love metal work and it's a hard practice, so it's nice to just walk around and admire the offerings. The prices are super reasonable and they are on the main shopping path through the town so it's easy to pop into without going out of your way to get here. The staff was very friendly to us when we visited. Overall: A+ A must-see jewelry store in Historic Jerome, AZ.

Tamara Lee opened this great little shop only a couple of weeks ago & it's a "must see" in Jerome,…read morea completely different & interesting mix of unique items you won't find just anywhere. The contemporary goods include: Belgian Billiard Ball jewelry, Red Ruby Rose southwest vintage photos printed on silk clutch purses, limited edition Mark Inger original art, & a great selection of women's & men's Niessing tension rings (perfect for any occasion, not just a wedding, but they work for that, too). You gotta see 'em to believe 'em... so cool!

From the owner: Specializing in engagement rings, wedding bands, and contemporary fashion jewelry.read more

Always one of the places that we must stop at when we visit Jerome. Fingers crossed that the new…read moreowners maintain the integrity and quality of the shop that has kept us coming back over the years. Our home is filled with tables, clocks, sconces and more from here. It seems to fit our tastes well, and we seem to always find something new and fun here. Not cheap, but definitely good quality made by local artists.

This gallery is as unique as Jerome is - if not more so. Where else would you find such an…read moreeclectic, inspirational, motivational and inspiring gallery that offers a variety, diverse, exclusive and extensive showing of fine art, paintings, sculpture, curios and peculiar works such as this place. We must always visit here with each stop we make into Jerome. We've had the op to find some very interesting and personally satisfying objects of art. The shop's name Pura Vida (pure life) has a surrealistic impression of what is offered here. Pure life... with its subtleties and excesses, they have an enormous amount of artists showing their goods with items to satisfy almost any art forms you can imagine. Glass, garden, handcrafts, ceramics, you name it. I guarantee you'll be here for a while enjoying, being amused, perusing and maybe purchasing something new for your home, or as we've done many times, a unique gift for a special someone. Drop in, you won't regret it.

My friend and I stumbled upon this shop on our way out of town, headed to the airport. Upon…read moreentering we were told that Leigh was the psychic they had in the shop and she could do sessions starting at just 15 minutes. We only had about 30 minutes to spare so we both had a 15 minute reading and we were both blown away. Leigh is truly gifted. As soon as I returned home I had my husband sign up for a remote session with her by phone. I would 10/10 highly recommend! And the store is fabulous as well. Mary was a delight to speak with and the story of how she and Leigh met and opened their shop is worth hearing. Beautiful jewelry, well priced crystals and amazing energy. This is a must visit, off the beaten path!

I was visiting Sedona for the first time and staying in Oak Creek. I wanted to find a crystal shop…read morenearby because I didn't feel like dealing with the traffic in Sedona proper. This was the perfect find. The shop itself is lovely and I immediately felt more calm and peaceful upon entering. Mary, one of the co-owners, greeted me with a smile and I felt instantly welcome. She offered her assistance without any feeling of pressure, which I appreciated, and she was very patient with me as I browsed the many beautiful pieces of jewelry. I honestly could have just stood and happily soaked up the beautiful energy in here all day! The shop also has psychics available, and I decided on the spur of the moment to have a reading with Vanessa. I am usually disappointed with psychics and long ago gave up on getting readings, but Vanessa was wonderful. I was truly impressed. I would call her a "channel" rather than a psychic, really. Both Mary and Vanessa gave recommendations for places and other options during my visit. It was the perfect place to "land" and start settling into the energy of Sedona.

this is one of few left such stores in the state. It's owner is very knowledgeable and…read moreaccommodating. If you like things made of natural materials and with an old charm flavor (or even original ones) then stop by at the entrance in Jerome coming from Phoenix. I had discovered this store 20 years ago , then forgot about it and rediscovered it yesterday. I purchased a few old cast irons made in Germany and France before electricity was discovered as well as more recent items. Parking available across the street Have fun !

John and I had gone to the Copper Art Museum in Clarkdale and they told us this shop is the gift…read moreshop for the museum. The hours are odd because they open and close the museum- they being one man. So this shop is contingent on his availability. I love copper- so I was happy to poke around this store and lap it a few times before I settled on what I wanted. I picked out a bracelet hand etched by an artist of the Hopi tribe, a copper splash artist how I had already admired the artwork in other shops- I picked up a heart shaped piece of copper & a copper electroplated redwood leaf- needle bundle! The electroplated leaves- I wanted all of them! They are real leaves, 3 different kinds, all copper electroplated and gorgeous! But- at $30 a piece, one was what I got. I spent a decent amount in this shop and wanted to spend more. The owner was very knowledgeable and helpful! He also creates copper jewelry and I loved his pieces too!

A good place to browse with a decent selection of unique items. Clean and organized nicely.read more

La Dolce Vita= The Sweet Life La Bolshe Vita= The Bigger…read moreLife? Some might debate whether to go big or go home. At Bolshevita I didn't really see anything to go big but there were a lot of things for buying to go home with. This was a cool store to browse through. In addition to clothing, they also sell gifts and items with snarky humor that I dig. If you like long socks with quirky prints on them, this is your place!

I am a big fan of boutiques that contain a variety of items. This shop had jewelry, purses,…read morescarves, etc. From what I gathered, the jewelry ranged from new items to antique (or looked antique) in the cases. I felt, overall, the prices ranged from inexpensive to expensive. A small pile of knit head wraps caught my eye in the back of the store. They had different colors with each having embroidery and some sequins/rhinestones. I had my heart set on a gray, knit head wrap with bright turquoise and black embroidery all over it. It was $35 but one of the owners took an extra $5 off. Sold. While I paid for the wrap, the owner and cashier struck up conversation with my daughter and I. They were very friendly but then again, my daughter has a way of charming the pants off of people. Of all the things I purchased on my trip, this purchase at Lola was the one I am most excited about. Bring on the cool weather so I can wear it!!!

This store is amazing and the folks who run it are amazing as well. My wife and I stopped in to…read morechat with them and we were so excited to see some fashion-forward art - and all original too. These guys are true artists and take their headpieces and fashions to a whole new level. The other negative reviews about this place are a load of crap in my opinion. My guess is that there is some ulterior motive involved which I won't get into here but suffice to say, our experiences with this place were excellent and we found the proprietors extremely engaging and they had an artistic outlook and philosophy which was very refreshing compared to many of the stores in the area which are just selling touristy nick-knacks. I just wish they had a website because I would love to buy some headpieces and other articles of clothing to use for our fashion photography work. If you are looking for some fabulous fashion pieces which would be as at home in a modern, fashion museum as they would be at a masked ball, check this place out.