It's a great store located in Skagway Alaska. They have a huge variety of goods and unique…read moreassortment of different products all for a decent price. I really like their independent artist made stickers and magnets. They had wood carved magnets that have a unique 3-D effect and it was really awesome to see. The cashiers are pretty friendly. Very grateful to have traveled to this town and experience the old town mining services that they had back then.

Amazing staff and natural salves. Beautiful hand-made knives and writing instruments. Great…read moreselection of local crafted jewelry and other products. Loved talking to the people there.

Purchased a knife here and I've been using it everyday since. I fell in love with the handle…read more Rod explained that he purchased the blades and only makes the handle from special wood and that knife was the last of both the blades which were purchased by him in Japan and the artisan who makes the blades no longer makes them. Also he could no longer get any of the wood to make the handle. I would have ordered a matching fork and dinner knives if I could. They did have some unique items in that store as opposed to what you would find in the other cruise ports and they did seem to be of higher quantity than the other store,but I could not say for sure that they were made by Alaskan artisans. We got a few free pieces of fudge for purchasing a knife. My husband said it was good, but nothing to write home about. Maybe we got that wrong flavor? We are from San Francisco, so there plenty of really good desserts to be had here I would like to address discrimination charges left by the other reviewers. We are Chinese (and look it) and did not feel that we were discriminated against during our time at the store. Please note that there were other flags other than the confederate one in the store. Both Rod and his wife and the ladies who rang us up and provided the fudge were perfectly nice to us. Also, I did not notice any discrimination against other people of color while in the store. There were plenty of people of color on our cruise ship who went into this store. If there was any incident of discrimination during my visit, I would have left without making a purchase.

Highly recommended!! Best experience of my Alaska cruise vacation. Had so much fun dressing up and…read morewalking around town. Owner is very welcoming and friendly. She has plenty customs to chose from. Her store has everything you need to have amazing Victorian pictures.

Richter's is one of my go to stops when visiting Skagway, though not for the many souvenirs you…read moremight find. It's my go to stop to grab a Gluten free bag of popcorn (funnily enough sourced from an Indiana farm) before heading back to the ship. Service is friendly as they quickly move the throngs of visitors in and out of the shop. As of my last visit ( 2023), cash was thankfully still accepted.

No way to Contact for exchanges…read more Phone # does NOT go through Dru Was going to pay postage both ways.....

Very cute shop with beautiful and unique fine art, jewelry and gifts made by a variety of Alaskan…read moreartists. Fun to browse.

This was a great experience. You do not need to be a handyman or woman to appreciate this…read morecollection. The displays are wonderful and you will leave with a good feeling of having seen something special.

This is a small museum and I recommend it only if you are interested in hammers. If you aren't,…read morejust take cute pictures outside.

Mohamed and his staff were wonderful! Out of all the jewelry stores in Skagaway, they were the only…read moreones not pushing us to come in, offering free charms or anything. Just nice conversation and so polite. They made such an impression that we went back after we had lunch and did end up making some purchases. I made sure to get his card and will be making further purchases from him in the future. You can't go wrong at KGR!

After a very poor experience at two of the chain jewelers in town, I really wasn't expecting to…read morefind unusual jewelry that I liked and could afford. I wasn't even really looking for jewelry anymore, having gotten fed up with pushy salespeople. walking by Klondike Gold Rush Jewels, I paused because of all the Egyptian items in the windows. Most are the standard Tot and Nefertiti items common in tourist trinket collections. But there were some that were unique. I ended up going inside and Mo greeted myself and my friend very warmly. I asked about a piece with Isis on it, and she has not left my possession since. Mo was very personable, friendly, and absolutely one of the kindest people I have ever met. we stayed in his shop for more than a couple of hours, bought more than a few items from him, declined a ride back to the port (because he hadn't eaten either and we didn't want him closing in the middle of the cruise port day!) To say the least, I will forever bypass all the other jewelers in all of Skagway to come here in the future. The jewelry is beautiful, not the same as the chain store items, far more affordable, and Mo has not lied to us about any of the pieces we bought... which is HUGELY different from several other stores. I cannot recommend Klondike Gold Rush Jewels highly enough. There aren't enough words of glowing praise. Just go on your next trip and see for yourself.

On my Alaskan cruise, I had been in several jewelry stores for some of the trinkets they give out…read morefor free. Of course, they all try to get you to look at the high priced gems and jewels. I hadn't taken the bait but I felt like I had learned a bit leading up to stopping into Omni in Skagway. Similar story, I bought some inexpensive topaz then they walked me over to a gorgeous Ammonite pendant. For some reason I felt fairly comfortable with the sales lady and the owner, who came over to join our discussion. I tried on a pendant, looked at the matching earrings and took the bait. I then added on an Ammonite bracelet too. So, (yikes!) I put down my credit card for $5500 for all three. I did it; kind of freaked out later. Did I do ok? Did I get ripped off? Once I got home I sought out a GAIA certified appraiser. Well, I got my answer. I did quite well. The appraisal came in at $42k. OMG! I paid 1/8 of the full retail value. Sweet! By the way, I've NEVER gone out on a limb like that. This is by FAR, the most expensive jewelry I own.

If it could be 0 stars it would be. I didn't buy anything, this is just based off of experience…read more My family and I walked into the store and my sister did not know that there was no food allowed. When asked to leave, she promptly left with no argument. When I was walking around looking at everything in the store I overheard the 2 female coworkers talking about how she was purposefully walking around the store crinkling the wrapper, how the sign was on the door about no food or drink, and saying she was in there with food intentionally. I did tell them that we did not see the sign and they said that "they have been getting people in the store eating all day". We understand that she should not have had food in the store, but to talk about her under your breath is just bad customer service. You never know who can hear you. If you don't like customer service, you don't have to work in it.