I dropped by yesterday and a sales associate named Ua greeted me with a big smile and asked how she…read morecould help me. She ended up showing me every piece that caught my eye (at least a dozen) and quickly assessed my preferences. She then made suggestions and I ended up purchasing a beautiful ring from their Kabana collection. Ua never pushed or pressured me and when I asked her for a few minutes to think about my possible purchase, she smiled and said, "Of course, you need to be sure." When I returned and told her I wanted to make the purchase, she again explained everything about the piece to me to make sure I knew what I was purchasing. I am a kama'aina who will be returning again and again. I also am now going to be a loyal customer of Ua's. I hope the corporate folks read this review and recognize her in some way.

I came here to buy a specific piece. When I was little my mom got me a white gold simple ring with…read morethe plumeria. It was my favorite ring and brought so many wonderful memories....the flower had broken off and I have been trying to find a replacement. So I came here and I actually found a few rings similar to it. I narrowed down a few rings and ended up with this gorgeous wave ring with diamonds and a blue diamond in the middle. It was more than what I was looking to spend, but I couldn't put it down. It's stunning. All their diamonds are mined, each one unique as the next and this is a piece that I will be able to pass down. The staff were quite amazing and didn't push me at all. In fact they made it so comfortable and enjoyable! I had a lot of fun trying on all the different rings and styles. The gentleman that worked there was so patient with me. He let me go check out the rings outside in natural light. So although it was quite a bit more than what I wanted to spend, it is timeless, unique and one of a kind (there wasn't another one there). Thank you all for making this such a great experience. Now I have another reason to come back to this beautiful island.

Maui divers jewelry offers guarantee repair , lifetime. Only problem is if you don't live in…read moreHawaii , you have to come in person to get them fixed ! That being said, their designs are pretty, though also quite pricey. My wife came to repair two items. One ring that was damaged about two years ago , and the second item is my mom's necklace . Was damaged many years ago. My mom bought it 25 years ago, and they honored the repair. We did have to pay for shipping, since it'll take awhile to fix them. Can't do them on site. No worries, reasonable. Also my wife bought a new silver necklace that day. Very nice, but it was extremely difficult to open and close the clasp ! So after one day, she decided to return it. I went back the next day (initially I only saw two white ladies that were working , not the lady (she was Filipino ) that helped us out. I didn't get good vibes when I can in , Alas the lady from yesterday turned around and happily assisted with a smile. She accepted the return without complaint or pressure to buy something else. Solid service!

Kona is an extremely special place for my family…read more I've grown up coming to Hawai'i, most often to Kona. In 2020 my now husband, Ward, and I came here with my parents right before Covid hit. I fell in love with a ring and my dad and Ward ended up going back to the jewelry shop without me knowing and purchased that ring (#mauidiversjewelry) which means "new beginnings". A few months later we got engaged, and then we got married by my father on our property on my parent's wedding anniversary (September 6th). My dad was my best friend, my husband's mentor, and an amazing husband. We lost him suddenly and unexpectedly in September of this last year and I've been trying to put one foot in front of the other since. I never got a wedding band as it wasn't something I felt I needed as I adore my wedding ring. But here we are five years later in Kona, this time without my dad, but I do feel him everywhere, and we went into the very same jewelry shop only for my husband to surprise me with telling me we're getting me my wedding band. The women at the store were just as amazing as we remembered, gifting us a pearl as well and talking to us about the meaning of both of my rings. I'm so loved and so grateful. While my dad isn't here with us, I know he's so proud of how Ward is taking care of his "little girl". I've cried a lot on this trip, both sad and happy tears, but I am so thankful I feel my dad's presence here so strongly on the island. On Monday, my siblings, mom, the grandkids, and our partners will be releasing my dad's ashes into the ocean off a beach he loved so much here. This ring and this shop is so much more to me than just jewelry. I'll say it again, but how lucky am I to miss a love like my dad's... And how lucky I am to have someone like Ward caring for me. Aloha my friends. Please do spend your time (and money) at this location. The store manager and her staff could not be a more magical team.

Found this clothing gem while on Bis Island. Bought a ton of clothes. Prices are right and staff…read moreis delightful. Kind of like Mahina that we have on Oahu and Maui.

A bartender we were talking to referred this little shop so we of course had to check it out…read more This little shop is a girlie store with jewelry and cute little phone things and other accessories. They carry a number of local artists as well as national brands. Just ask if you want to know which pieces are by locals / islanders. I found a cool little pendant that had Big Island sand in it (I know... totally touristy but it was cute and was by a local), and my mom found some beautiful earrings made by a lady on Maui. The lady manning the store was very personable but not pushy. So, she gets a plus for not pressuring us to buy anything but instead gave us tidbits of info on the local pieces/artists. Stop by and say Hi and take your time to look through everything. You might be surprised. :)

Beware of this place. Right when I walked in with my mother, we both realized how big of an…read moreattitude problem the lady at the front desk has right off the get-go. She sounds Russian or from Ukraine. After that, we tried calling three times and the same lady answering the phone just says we're busy call back. You'd think, they would at least ask for a number to call us back to get business, but no. On the voicemail it leaves a number to text for any questions. So, we tried texting them with a couple of basic questions about a watch that we like, but they just didn't want give us clear information. They just wanted to waste time and tell us basic things about the watch & everything except the brand and basic stuff that we wanted to know about the watch before we paid for it but no, that was too difficult for them. Unbelievable how people are sometimes. There's no way this place will last long in Hawaii being like this. Good luck with that horrible customer service. There's nothing aloha or Mahalo about this spot.

Stay away from that russian woman behind the counter. Was close to making a purchase but her…read moreattitude and words convinced me otherwise. Found watch cheaper on Jomashop.

Walking through the King's Shops, Dolphin Galleries window display caught my eye. They sold Charms…read moreof Aloha bracelets similar to the Alex & Ani and Pandora ones, but with a Hawaiian theme. So to commemorate our trip to the Islands and do some way early Christmas shopping, I decided to get one for my wife. Leaving my wife shopping in Crazy Shirts across the way, I sneak over to Dolphin and ask about the charms. The nice sales ladies said I can buy one of the pre-made ones or customize my own, which is a great idea. I chose a bunch of sterling silver pineapples, sea turtles, plumeria, hibiscus, swirly glass beads and before I knew it, I spent a bundle. The bracelet is beautiful and is well worth it though. Completing my surrepticious purchase, I sneak back into Crazy Shirts with no one the wiser. Heh heh. (This review has been sitting in my bucket for the last 5 months after coming back from Hawaii. I had to wait until Christmas to post this review, so as not to let the cat out of the bag.)

Great assortments of jewelry & art tempt you at Dolphin Galleries…read more They are the exclusive Big Island carrier of Mikel - the designer that made the " famous " open flower & barefoot necklaces everyone seems to get to remind them of Hawaii ( but not me - I like pieces no one else has! ) They also have other designers like Mark Patterson & his color-wavy sparklie necklaces & rings, to Magic w/ their colorful enamels to these great blown glass heart pendants & regular ole sparklie sparklies They also carry Hawaiian Orchids blown glass & other fine glassware For fine art, among their many artists, they carry Dr Seuss - prices are same as you'll find on the Mainland but best part is no tax & they offered to ship for free Indulge if you can - we sure did!

One of our grandsons was with us on our trip to Hawaii and he was looking for a place he good get…read moresome souvenirs that were clearly identifiable as Hawai'ian. Unlike the Gulf Coast of the mainland, we struggled to find those shops in Hawai'i. Fortunately, we found Pacific Nature in Queens MarketPlace near our hotel. This place was loaded with items including jewelry, artisan items, and just enough of the kitschy stuff that made him happy. Want a hula dancer for your dashboard? They have both genders. Want some small animals made from shells or stones? Got'em. Magnets, post cards, kids tee shirts? Check! Just what we were looking for. Review #2368

DON'T SHOP HERE!!! I purchased a lava bead bracelet. As soon…read moreas I got back to my car I went to wear it and the string broke and beads went flying in all different directions. I gathered as many beads as I could find and took them back with the receipt. I was told as soon as I left the store they aren't responsible for things if they break! Geez! What a waste! I feel sorry if a child buys something here with their vacation money and has a similar problem. :(

This place is the worst place in the planet if you want to go to a mall style off brand Disney…read moreworld from 1975 this is your place , it's straight white trash, horrible service awful amenities, this is what I imagine hell must be like in actual life

My dad and I stayed at the Hilton-Waikaloa from May 3-7... I decided to take him as a "Mother's…read moreDay" present since my mom passed last year. My moms favorite shop in Hawai'i is Na Hoku and she would always buy something to remember our trip. So entering my mom's favorite jewelry store was kind of tough for me, but I felt so welcomed by Jo and Alexandra... I wanted to buy something that had meaning and paid honor to my mom... Jo found the perfect piece... It's a charm in the shape of a Maile leaf... The Maile leaf represents Aloha (love) Ho'ohanohano (Honor) and Mahalo (respect) It's a beautiful charm with a Mother of Pearl inlay and Koa wood ( Koa wood represents strength and resilience) It was like this charm was hand made for me... On such a difficult and trying time in my life, it's like my mom was telling them to pick this for me... They didn't push me to buy anything, but they made the void of missing my mom just a little more tolerable... by finding this perfect charm! Much aloha Jo and Alexandra...I can't wait to visit you again! Mahalo!!!

Nice little boutique with fun items to choose from…read more Cashier could be a little bit friendlier- seemed occupied. Not very helpful. Thank goodness, the items can sell themselves. Good prices for the trinkets that they have. Christmas items were on discount

On Wed, Dec 18, 2024, we shopped at the SoHa Living store in Waikoloa spending a few hundred…read moredollars as usual. Just three days prior to that, we spent a couple hundred dollars at the SoHa Keiki store at the same Marketplace. In short, a female red-headed employee displayed some micro-aggressions towards me when she mentioned, "We also don't offer Kama'āina discount," when I didn't even ask for it, nor do I ever - even though I'M HAWAIIAN along with most of my maternal and paternal ohana, our ancestral roots or Native to Hawai'i. This really young red-head sat behind the counter the entire time as patrons like us came and went. She lacks basic awareness of our Native Hawaiian culture and requires DEI training. We will not be returning to this particular location. Continued in the images below from my Google Docs since Yelp won't post it likely due to a character limit, but the error message didn't specify, "Failed to post review. Something went wrong, please try again."

Super cute! Wandered in here after dinner, and was thrilled to find cute, reasonably priced artisan…read moreearrings made in Hawaii. Got some leaf themed earrings from Molokai and some adorable painted wood earrings from the Big Island. I saw a lot of boring or expensive or made in China earrings elsewhere. So glad I stopped in here!

Great customer service. Items are one of a kind. Shows the true Aloha. Wish I could fit your…read morebeautiful apparel