Really cool variety, this is a true rock hound shop that has specimens you won't see in the gift…read moreshops downtown and the owner was very interesting to talk with.

What a great store! I had 5 crystal stores in Eureka Springs on my list and this store was BY FAR…read morethe best one. I wondered when I drove up because it is so unassuming but it is Great! A wide selection, reasonable prices, and the owner was extremely nice and helpful. I could have spent the entire day there. I bought a few things, visited the other stores, and then returned and bought more things. Every time I walked around, I saw more things I had not noticed before. I loved loved loved it!

The garden vintage is my absolute favorite vintage shop in Fayetteville, it has so many…read morecollectibles and the atmosphere is so homey, the staff is amazing as well! very friendly and beautiful!

We've purchased one of a kind pieces in sterling silver from this jeweler that express designs near…read moreand dear to our family (religious symbols and UofA symbols). These have become instant classic pieces and the kind of quality, craftsmanship and look that they will be passed down through the years to come. These prices are what one would expect to pay for high quality, custom pieces and the service at the store is excellent. We are customers who will be back again and again!

Swift's takes care of my antique Hamilton and Omega watches--keeps them running well and looking…read moregood. Very friendly and helpful service. Very nice looking jewelry also and reasonably priced. I strongly recommend them.

Drove by the shop while on camping trip up at Devils Den state park; decided to go in and see what…read moreit was cuz the door was a hobbit hole door and being a LOTR fan, I was drawn in. really neat shop with a really neat owner! One of my kiddos got a set of moon coins and got to make his own tiny little spin with the year and shop logo in it which I think is such a neat souvenir! I will definitely be buying myself some coins online, I always love having the opportunity to support an actual human not a big machine company. 100000000 stars out of 5. Highly recommend.

What can I say about this place that hasn't already been said. The skilled craftsfolk there make…read moresolid metal coins using vintage coin presses right there on the spot. They have a neat upstairs museum with a balcony where you can look down onto the shop and see the whole process in action. There is a little something for everyone.

I bought a sterling silver necklace for my anniversary at EVM and couldn't be happier with it! The…read moreperson who helped me was so personable and made sure I got exactly what I wanted by looking for a few other options I asked for. She messaged back-and-forth with me until I had all my questions answered. Plus, the store is adorable, I love the luxury resale bags, too!

Fantastic jewelry selection. Friendly, welcoming staff. They made my old jewelry like new. Highly…read morerecommend.

This place is great, and the gentlemen who run it are friendly, fun, and patient. My ten year old…read morehad a bajillion and sixteen questions ranging from ring sizing to stone cutting. We had so much fun in this store. What should have been a 15 minute stop turned into nearly an hour because it was just so interesting and there were so many things to look at. The prices for repair work are fantastic AND they do custom work. Want to shop local? Support this place, it's wonderful.

These guys are great! They made a silver pendant to hold the fossilized walrus tooth we got for a…read moregrandson. Excellent job, quickly done! I will use them again.

One of the most interesting stores in NWA. Perfectly curated mix of antiques, original art,…read moreinteresting and useful kitchen items, and unexpected finds like block printed bathrobes and a collection of brand new cookbooks. It's all served up in a charming old historic house that invites you to wander until you find something you can't live without. Add in a welcoming shop owner and a display case full of chocolates and you pretty much have the perfect shopping experience.

The Rock House 205 is more than just a shop- it's an experiential trip through interesting art,…read moreclassic furnishings, unique tabletop and kitchen wares, local foodstuffs, and did I mention the Sweet Shop truffles??? Kim, the shopkeeper, is a wealth of information and the house (circa 1916) an experience in itself. Plan to stop in when you have some time to leisurely peruse as each room has its own delightful merchandise and surprises.

Cute little shop in 8th Street Market with books, aprons, yarn, knitting needles, and other craft…read moresupplies. The two workers behind the counter were masked, which I appreciate during the pandemic. Like someone else mentioned, they seemed a bit too busy with themselves to really help us or show us anything in the store, even though we were the only customers. One never even lifted her head up to acknowledge us. There's a big snow storm about to blow in, and I was going to pick up some knitting supplies. I'm a newb and wasn't sure what to get, and the workers seemed too preoccupied to help. I did happen to find a candle I love. It was a bit pricey for the small size, but hey, it's Valentine's weekend so I treated myself.

Fun store to check out when you're at 8th Street Market! I enjoyed the shopping experience, bought…read morea candle, and got some local travel tips while in town.