I'm a bit quirky in that I adore rocks and non-precious stones and could give a fig about diamonds…read moreand emeralds. What I'm currently wearing on my ring finger is a lovely but uncut ruby, and I sometimes wear the One Ring from Lord of the Rings. So I'm basically Sauron. Since I go for things like the Michigan-only Petosky Stones and Leland Blues, this store ranks among my all-time favorite jewelry shops. They feature gorgeous Michigan stones in lovely settings (I especially like their Michigsn pendant with Petosky stone for the state and Leland Blue representing Lake Michigan).

Way to pick up a great gift for a rock lover…read more Stumbled across this business while on a touristic endeavour. If you are someone who has a fascination with stones (not limited to crazy rubies or emeralds, but also the kind magpie-humans swoop on in nature), you need to check this out. They've raised the bar for the amateur rock-lover by making intricate trinkets from nature available, at a wide price range. I found their petoskey stone collection particularly creative. For example, there were cute mini bears carved out of petoskey stones (the final product was about 1cm across) for $5, and even petoskey stones in the shape of Michigan. For those who don't know, petoskey stones are Michigan's state stone, and are in fact fossils of corals formed by ancient glaciers moving across Michigan. The store's collection included more than just petoskey stones, to more sophisticated larimars (white and aquamarine in colour), kaleidoscopic chrysocollas, and more! Stones that were strung on necklaces or earrings tended to be more expensive than just the stones themselves. There were also DIY kits, such as petoskey stone polishing kits which include an unpolished petoskey stone ($8). I saw a similar kit selling for more $ at Point Betsie's gift shop, so this place seems to have reasonable prices. I didn't buy something here because I had already picked up some trinkets before seeing this shop, but I would have totally come here first if I'd known about it then. In spite of that, service was so cheery and helpful, and the products were so charming, that I felt compelled to write a review. Read their founding story here: https://www.sunbeamsofpromise.com/about

I found Case-Daniela Jewelry by accident while driving through Sutton's Bay. My husband and I were…read moreon vacation, and I was hoping to find a handmade gem to take home. Case-Daniela offered a unique selection of handmade jewelry, including earrings, necklaces, and pendants. His prices were quite reasonable to boot. I highly recommend that you stop in the next time you're in the neighborhood. You won't be disappointed. The jewelry designs himself is quite a joy to talk to.

Will Case is my jeweler. He is so lovely and friendly. I…read morecould chat with him all day. He is knowledgeable and easy going. I always buy a pair of earrings when I stop by, the kind of earrings that everyone complements you on and you find yourself calling Will and asking him if he will send you another pair for your friend's birthday. Which he gladly does. When a prong on my wedding ring broke and the stone fell out, Will repair that quickly and inexpensively and I am not exaggerating when I tell you I love the setting even more than I have for the last 20 years. It's probably the way it should've been designed in the first place! I really cannot speak highly enough about this pretty little store, it's beautiful collection of talented unique jewelry and a lovely kind gentle friendly informative patient owner. I look forward to my visits to case-Daniel jewelry.

James is a brilliant artist whose medium is metal and gemstones! The staff at James C. Smith is…read moreknowledgeable and eager to make your next piece of jewelry a cherished family heirloom.

Cheap quality jewelry. Not worth the money. Supposed fine jewelry but my bracelet broke in a few…read moremonths.

Oh hey, yo. A thrift store with actual thrift store prices, they don't gouge you like the place…read morethat rhymes with 'over the hill.' haha. I crack myself up. Anyway, moving on. I had to return some shoes I had bought here, for returns you have a week, and just get store credit. My mother got an awesome floor length teal puffer coat with faux fur collar. 10$. I got a few things too, two pairs of mittens (priciest thing I bought but, homemade and a fundraiser for their church youth group.) I also got some leg warmers, cause why not. And a long sleeve t-shirt. Stocking up on the winter wear, lol

Huge selection of women's clothes, purses, jewelry, house wears, etc! There is also men's and…read morechildren's clothes but not as big as selection. Clean, well organized, and cheap! Plus all their blue tags were 50 cents today! Goes to a good cause too which is always nice.

I had a tarot reading done with Kafi. She was kind and…read morehelpful. She was so accurate with my reading. I left feeling really good about myself and the path I'm going. I highly recommend seeing her!

I've just always had really positive experiences here. They were able to squeeze me in for a last…read moreminute reiki appt and not only were they so courteous on the phone, but Jo was so polite and personable with me. I really appreciated that she took the time to give me feedback after my service. I'd recommend this place for everything they offer

We decided to stop and get something to eat, and we passed by this interesting shop. After eating,…read morewe stopped in to look at the items. I was shocked to see some beautiful crystals. They even had the unique shiva that can be hard to locate and overpriced. They had fossils and rocks as well, especially the petoskey stone. The items were fair priced too. They currently do require face masks and the restroom is closed. However, the lovely worker with an awesome accent instructed us how to get to public restrooms a short 2 minites away! We love this cute shop and were excited that we saw it.

While visiting Sleeping Bear Dunes a friend and I stopped in at this small shop. It was labeled as…read morean antique shop but they have a combination of old and new. I think "original gifts" would be more accurate. They have jewelry, items for the house and garden, old post cards, pottery, masks, drinking glasses...we had a good time just poking around to see what they had. The owner was friendly and asked if we needed help, and left us to wander. We ended up buying stone earrings for $10 each. We enjoyed the store and recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

Wandered into this place while waiting to eat breakfast at Red Spire and was happy I did! Great…read morelittle place but it is very small. Has a cool selection and the gentlemen at the counter was knowledgeable and helpful. Bought a great hardcover about the history of the hospital.

A small shop but a great shop. In a fascinating location, part of the restored The Village. A…read morerestored community which was once a state mental health facility. The owner? knows just about every book in this store. Recommends something if what you ask for is not available. Customer service doesn't get any better..

Everyone is super friendly and I find their prices to be more than fair on everything! I wish i…read morecould buy more stuff from this Great local TC business. See you guys soon!

Did a transfer. Smooth, honest, easy to work with. No shifts in price, fast call upon arrival and…read moreeasy to get along staff and crew. Plenty to look while waiting as well.