Great place to stop in when I travel through Albuquerque. They have high end historic Native…read moreAmerican Jewelry and Artifacts. The owner of this shop also puts on The Great Southwestern Antique show every year in August. They are experts all things South Western, stop in and take home a real piece of history. The real deal!

So many amazing items! Hats, belts, shirts, pants, jewelry, and more! As authentic as you can get!…read moreI wish I had more time to browse. This place was great.

There's something here for everyone, at a range of price points. This is a wonderful place to…read moresupport local artists and pick up a souvenir. They have pottery, stickers, paintings, and prints. Each artist has a unique style and section of the store. Staff was very friendly and provided information about one of the artists who also worked at the store. The store is at the edge of Main Street, which is very convenient. I didn't take any photos of the interior to respect the works of the artists, but you will find a gem here!

Loved this shop. So many beautiful and creative pieces made by Moab artists. I could have shopped…read moreall day.

I love a good boutique shop-and The Find is absolutely a good one! Not only do they have some…read morefan-freaking-tastic goodies, but I have to give props to whomever did the design of the displays. They really know what they're doing and make this darling little shop even more attractive in the way they display the clothing and merchandise. If you're browsing shops along Main Street, be sure to pop into this one. They've got some fun things!

This store is small but cute and loaded to the brim with little goodies. Some are home decor, some…read moreare indoor and some are outdoor, there are accessories and jewelry and hats and shoes and sunglasses, as well as ladies clothing and other cute little items. Staff were friendly and welcoming and we enjoyed browsing the clothing and looking at souvenirs for ourselves and friends. It's located along the main strip in Moab near tons of shopping and dining so it's a fun walk to look in each of the stores for a few hours and find something to take home with you.

A gallery that sells native American art. The items are displayed beautiful. This is a good spot…read moreto shop. They sell not your usual souvenir shop items found around here at a good price and nice. I shopped around and wrote this review after my research. It's funny, but when I asked around these parts for recommendations as to were to go to buy things, this place was not mentioned to me. It should have been. The store has beautiful Jewelry. I especially like the copper and silver mix. You can find beautifully crafted pots, statues, bags, and much more. When in the area, this is a nice shop to visit. It's big inside. The store looks like a galary inside. The prices are fair and just to look around inside this place is a nice visit.

I ordered a pair of earrings for a graduation present. It got sent to my address instead of the…read moreperson intended it for. The company helped me out so promptly and called me numerous times to make sure the package got to where it needed to get. The customer service is impeccable and would recommend anyone buying their beautiful custom items. Beyond happy with my purchase and the service that I got .

This store doesn't especially stand out for any reason or the other for me during our three-day…read morestay in Moab while walking the main road and shopping in all of the little shops. The gal behind the counter was very nice to my friend who was looking at a lovely pair of natural stone Native American-themed earrings that were about $200. She showed me a few items when she found out I liked bees and I was able to buy some cute stickers for my luggage as well. Overall, we had a nice experience here. It's got mostly jewelry inside in glass displays but they have some beautiful and high-quality pieces that I didn't see in the other stores we looked in.

I have never had such a horrific experience in my life. I am not stretching the truth when I state…read morethat I will be scarred for a long time after today. I will not bore you with the details as to how my conversation with the cashier began, but all future customers should know that she, the cashier, told me that as a trans woman I didn't deserve rights because I am "not a woman and never will be". She referred to my father and I as "you people" meaning democrats multiple times, yelled expletives at us as we exited the shop, and blamed us for being triggering when she blew up on us, who were by the way, paying costumers. Avoid red rock trading and if you are local to Moab, spread the word of this abhorrent abuse. I am just so sad that politics have caused people to act this

If you are from CA they don't want your business. So many cool artisan type gifts and jewelry. Too…read morebad the man behind the counter was overheard saying Southern Californians could just drop off into the ocean for all he cared. That's a pretty strong opinion to share with your customers.

The exterior of the shop resembles a log cabin with a rustic look. There is a couple of…read moredummy-manikins sitting on a bench in the front porch. It looks funny initially but could be frightening to a child. Hubby was looking for a specific Moab souvenir. The store didn't have what he wanted but the salesperson was personable and told him about this other store and described exactly what they carried. The store most carries knock-knacks. A couple of Kachina dolls on the top shelf caught my eyes. This started a conversation with the saleswoman who talked about the local Navaho tribe and how they send their kids off to boarding school in Arizona. There is a smaller population of Ute (rhymes with boot) Native Americans living in Moab and whose petroglyphs can be found on the sandstone walls on the trail to Delicate Arch in Arches National Park. A really nice lady.

Nice shop; BUT how do you get away with selling misleading labelled food products? In Utah, the…read moreBeeHive State, no less, "Wild Huckleberry Honey" with Huckleberry extract, propylene glycol and NO real huckleberries? Most states have strict food labelling laws, but looks like you get away with this hype by contracting direct with producer and your own label. Thumbs down. Always read labels!

This is SUCH a cute store! Plus they have one of those penny crusher souvenir machines and I…read morecollect those - so I was happy as could be upon entry and seeing that! I found some really cute items at fair prices inside - including a shirt on a mannequin on display I needed in a smaller size and the gals behind the counter went and found me one in the back. We found stickers, souvenirs for friends, home decor, clothing, food and snacks, you name it in here. It's a fun shop to stop in on the main part of Moab's main street and easy to access near to other shops and restaurants. Staff were SO friendly. There was a line but they kept it moving quickly and had great attitudes the entire time.

My favorite boutique in Moab, super pretty with that Indigo blue from the outside and then a box of…read moretreasures from the inside. The t-shirts are not usually tacky souvenir ones, they are good quality, very soft and nice 70s good vibes designs and typography. Perfect to gift giving quality stuff, local jewelry, nice smelling soaps and the usual cool items you get at boutiques, just nicer than most touristy type of stores.

Such a cool store. Tons of very cool t-shirts that are also soft. My husband and I tried on many…read moreand left with several. The owner is super nice and attentive. Specifically, they also have this cool t-shirt brand that plants 10 trees in different areas of the world for each shirt you buy (and you can see where your trees are being planted!). Definitely a must-go in Moab if you're looking to see something different to buy :)

Charming home decor/jewelry store, predominantly filled with ornaments (including Xmas ornaments…read moreyear round) and local arts and crafts. I liked the wool blankets with Native American designs and the locally made soaps. There's a lot to look at, including lots of silver jewelry, a small assortment of cookbooks, things to hang on your wall, and so forth.