My fiancé purchased a vintage diamond and brought it to Miller's to have it set for me. He…read morepresented a few ideas and sought the advice from the Miller's team in designing an heirloom piece for me. He proposed in March and I wore it out only on special occasions (I work with my hands) and by November, I noticed a large chip in my stone. We went in to the store in person to have the ring evaluated for structural issues and discuss potential solutions. The floor rep seemed very surprised at the setting, claiming the stone was too thin to be set in this manner. The issue was brought to the owner, who blew us off. They offered to start over and reset the stone in a more secure setting (at our expense, of course) and offered no reasoning as to why this could have happened. I called later to discuss the situation with the owner, who was incredibly condescending and offered no recourse. To quote Cec, "If you drive a car off the lot and get in an accident, do you call and complain to the sales rep?" As far as I'm concerned, if you buy a brand new car, drive it off the lot, and have a mechanical issue at 2,000 miles, you sure do. They send their jewelry off to be set by a third party and finish the design work in house. If they weren't able to come up with a design to support this diamond for basic wear, I wonder what we actually paid them for... The diamond in question was cut in the late 1800s... it made it all the way to Miller's in 2025 and then didn't make it more than 7 months of light wear. I'm sure their showroom pieces purchased from 3rd parties is fine but if you have custom work or require skilled service, I'd save your valuables and yourself the headache and head elsewhere. That's what we'll be doing.

VERY disrespectful to the two men that were out on a sidewalk making a travel video, the man came…read moreout of the store DEMANDING to know why they were recording his business. Wow, what a way to create a first impression of a business. They would have been way ahead by coming out, introducing themselves first and promoting their business. Total disrespect and lack of good business ethics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nq5V66_Cv4s&t=1379s

Beautiful gallery. Loved their framed driftwood and lithographs. I was on an early morning walk and…read morethey weren't open yet, so just did some window shopping, but would love to come back when they're open.

What a great art gallery! I can see why the were voted best one in the city. They have a lot of…read moredifferent mediums and also a lot of different styles of artists within each medium. Glass, jewelry, sculpture, photos and paintings- really something for everyone. They carry originals as well as prints so there is something for everyone price wise and style wise as well. There were so many different pieces that captivated me. I ended up getting a print by James Weikert that is so colorful and such a fun representation of the beautiful Montana outdoors. Maybe one day I'll have the money for an original! Ha- but seriously if money weren't an object I would've walked out with half of the store. Friendly staff and great space.

Pretty little boutique with lovely tops and gift items. I didn't purchase anything but would…read moredefinitely in future if visiting again and want to say staff was very nice even though I was just browsing.

A beautiful store with local art, jewelry and other Montana-based trinkets! They also carry a…read morevariety of women's clothing items. The store is very well put together, makes you want to buy it all!

Great, friendly staff. Their loyalty/rewards program works seamlessly across all three sister…read morestores: Damselfly + Wildflower + Jonah & Sage. I love that each boutique has its own unique merchandise.

Yes the clothes are awesome, and incredibly high quality, but the service I received today was…read morestellar. I had purchased a pair of jeans that were too big, but had already removed the tags AND did not have a receipt when I went back in. There was a sign that clearly stated the return policy, which I was not incompliance with - But I asked about an exchange anyways. Not only did the gal who helped me bring me other pairs and sizes jeans for me to try on, she did so with a kind heart and understanding beyond what I was deserving of. She took a direct monetary loss simply for my own satisfaction as she will not be able to return or sell the jeans I returned. Thank you, thank you, thank you! You earned a lifelong customer today! (And I promise not to exchange anything else)

I don't know why this place has such low star reviews. It is an adorable little shop. Super cute!!…read moreI wanted to buy every little bazillion thing in here. The shop girl was sweet. There are so many great finds but take your time and be sure to look at the sale section because things can get pricey. Not everything is made in Montana but it's all artisan goodness.

I visited Bozeman for the first time this past weekend, and the whole time I was there I looked for…read morea patch that specifically says "Bozeman" on it to add to my travel patch collection. I was having no luck after checking out tons of stores and so I googled "Bozeman patches" and a cute patch popped up from this store! So on Saturday I went to check this place out, but to my confusion the place was totally closed, even though the sign on the door clearly said they were open Tuesday-Saturday? I stood around for awhile wondering if the shopkeeper was out to lunch or something, till I thought to check their Facebook, where all it said was that they were closed today. So you guys couldn't even be bothered to put a sign on the shop door saying the same thing? And while I could buy the patch online, the shipping is $9... for one little patch!

After multiple transactions at Penny Ranch with Bridger, Todd and July, I'm incredibly impressed…read morewith their integrity, honesty, respect and patience with a novice coin collector like me! I've been completely satisfied with our dealings and would advise anyone within Montana wishing to do business in coins, bullion and other collectibles, go first to Penny Ranch! You'll be glad you did!

The place to be. With all the volatility of the market, this place will keep one coming back…read more Buying is good, selling is good, or just getting the latest on markets and numismatics. Don't hesitate to pay them a visit.

I can't think of anything I don't like about this store, except maybe for the time and money I…read morespend here --- too much of both. I've been looking for a certain piece of jewelry for a friend for an upcoming birthday and just haven't seen anything that fits what I need. So, I decided to see if I can make my visualization come to life. That requires beads and string/wire and closings, and separators and all those other things you don't realize go into the pieces you take for granted. Well, I stopped here and did find what I needed, plus a lot more I didn't need for what I had in mind but picked up anyway. That's the problem with places like this. Garden of Beadin' has glass beads, Austrian crystal beads, wooden and plastic beads in shapes and sizes for everything. I mean everything. Best to come here when you have a definite idea and ignore the "oh, that would be good for xyz" in a ring, or necklace, or tie clip. It'll be a kid in a candy store experience. Have a budget in mind or you'll be wishing you hadn't stopped by.

I went into Garden of Beadin' for semi-precious beads and found a wonderfully large selection. I…read morealso found wooden, bone, and metal beads, beading needles, and everything else I needed for my project. The store is clean and organized, and the staff is very helpful. I'll be back. I had to drive around for a few minutes, since my GPS kept taking me to Smith's grocery store. Garden of Beadin' is in the same shopping center on 19th Ave, it's just a few doors west of Smith's -- right next to Jimmy John's.

Friendly services over the phone and easy communications. Made my purchase from California. Happy…read morewith my purchase!

The Last Wind-up has a wonderful selection of clocks and watches. Their prices are competitive…read more Their staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Years ago I had my antique cuckoo clock "repaired" there and they replaced previous old parts with new... not to my liking. Hopefully there is a new "repair" person there by now. Be specific about expectations if you take an antique in to them!