I thought Utah would be a good place to find Crystal/stone bracelets and this place hit the spot…read more They have so many to choose from. I also liked that they offered them in a variety of sizes when it came to the stones, as well as the bracelets slightly varied in size and were on an expandable type cord. The guy and girl working were so nice and inviting. The other crystals that they have in the cases are cool too and I'll definitely be back. The prices also were great and they offer a rewards type program, where when you spend $10, you get a stamp. And after 10 stamps, you get 15% off your entire order/purchase. I definitely recommend if you're looking for crystals of any sort. I will definitely be back whenever I come to visit my friend.

I used GPS to get to Healing Mountain Crystal Company, and upon arrival, noted plenty of signage…read morefor the massage school, but nothing about "Crystal Company." Additionally, it feels as though the entrance should be on the side of the building facing 500 E, but it is on the back, facing east. Lastly, I parked in the lot for Walgreens, not realizing it was separated from Healing Mountain. All this conspired to make me doubt the existence, or at least the ease of accessing the crystal shop, but I was here, and would not be deterred! After entering the glass-front entrance, take the stairs almost directly in front of you, but slightly to the right, up to the next level, and open the door immediately on the right. This brings you in to the massage school, but, once more, turn right to reach the single room for the crystal store. It is quite small, just a bit of center shelving, then shelves lining all the walls, but they've fit a good deal of stuff in here! Beyond the expected, they also had jewelry, water bottles, décor, and soap. There are bowls of tumbled rocks and gemstones for just a $1 to a few dollars apiece: a great option for kids. For the gemstones themselves, a few are loose, but most are behind glass in cases, which I learned you can open via the door on the right (are you sensing a trend here?) side of each. They have labels with colored dots corresponding to the same color price tags, so you can read about each crystal and its effects. Again, for such a tiny shop, they truly have a lot to offer! Plenty of standards, but also less common finds, and all priced very reasonably. When selecting a crystal, I believe you have to simply wander about and see what calls to you. I've always had a soft spot for selenite, and they had a very cool sort of flat wand that I found beautiful, but it just didn't feel like what I needed. I kept looking, and came across some fiery Vanadinite specimens, one in particular quite large with rusty red crystal formations popping out of a sandy orange stone. There it was! I also picked up a stunning, super vibrant cobalt azurite as a gift, then I was ready to go! Checkout is at the front desk for the massage school. They carefully wrapped my two delicate crystals in tissue paper, then nestled them in a small paper bag. A discount card is available, and after spending $100, you get 15% off. It's a nice bonus, and generous, as they are one of the lower priced crystal shops in the area. The employees in both the gem area, and the one who took my payment, were friendly. And let's return to the school for a moment: You may as well spend a few hours here, and treat yourself to a massage or other treatment. They offer many additional therapies, Reiki cleansing and all sorts of cool stuff!

I love this store. Even though I have only been there a few times, I always felt welcomed and an…read moreinviting atmosphere. This last time I visited I went inside and was greeted. I was the only person in there except for the employee and another person who I think may have been an employee as well but they weren't on shift. I picked out a few things went to the counter to check out, but was completely ignored. They just kept talking. The clerk didn't look at me or ask me if I needed help but continued their conversation. I waited for about 6 minutes, then I put my stuff back and left. As someone who also works in retail and customer service I was severely disappointed.

Super cool place to be. The owner is so sweet and truly cares about her store and her customers…read more They hold events there such ad yoga and palm reading and while we were there the event was palm reading. They sell precious gems, tarot cards, books, incense, spirit animals, and so much more. Very calming atmosphere as well as a unique store to take a trip to.

A new "gem" on Main Street in Spanish Fork. The shop is owned by Sammi and her passion for crystals…read moreshines through. So many sparkly crystal beauties here! There's an amazing collection of jewelry, so definitely some fun gift ideas. On Thursdays they host a Sound Bath experience. Om-mazing! Get tickets on the Facebook page or in the store. Sammi also teaches Reiki, an ancient Japanese healing art. Ask her for information on her next class. Overall, I can tell they really take care of the energy in the shop. The good vibes are palpable. Other crystal shops can feel heavy and dense... So if you're an empath, know that she has great spiritual hygiene in the shop.

First time visit and it was 15 min to closing. I was on the hunt for a specific piece. The gal…read moreworking was so warm and didn't make me feel rushed. Very knowledgeable and I left knowing I found a favorite shop!

I recently visited Dave's to make a return and to purchase some supplements and unfortunately had a…read morevery disappointing experience with their return policy and customer service that left me feeling treated like a criminal rather than a valued customer. My sister bought several supplements at my request during post partum that came with a promotional offer at a later date. When I decided to return a couple of unopened items (within the return window), I was told I couldn't process the return without also surrendering the promotional offer--even though I was immediately buying additional supplements that more than qualified me for the same promotion again. The staff insisted on the full original card being returned, acting as if I was trying to scam the system by keeping it. The interaction felt accusatory and overly suspicious from the start. Instead of working with me as a repeat customer who was still spending money in the store, they made me feel like I was committing fraud. No flexibility, no common sense applied--just rigid policy enforcement that treated me like I was dishonest. I understand stores need to protect themselves from abuse, but this approach completely lacks basic customer service principles. A simple solution like issuing a new card for my new purchase or verifying eligibility on the spot would have resolved it instantly. Instead, the experience was stressful and left a sour taste. While the product selection and prices might be decent, the way I was handled during this return makes me hesitant to shop here again. Customer service matters just as much as the products on the shelf. In this case, it fell far short.

These guys have always been there for my family. Truly an amazing community resource.read more

How did I forget to leave a review for this cute shop? I first went to The Pleiadian Altar for a…read moreWitchy Wednesday to make bell wreaths for your door (to ward off bad spirits) and then for crystal terrariums! These were so fun to do, I kept trying to go to all of the ones I felt called to do. Although I haven't made it since black belt prep took up much of my time after spring hit, I want to go back and do more. I love all the crystals and fun metaphysical gifts in the shop. It is a little tiny shop, so it could get crowded (the crystal terrariums event was a big hit, so there was a long line to get supplies). The craft events are usually outdoors, so it can be a tad cold in the winter months, but it's fun for socializing with strangers. Julia, the owner, is awesome! She's such a fun spirit, and I'm hoping more people can experience Witchy Wednesdays too!

Small but mighty... beautiful little store with an AWESOME selection... plus they care about the…read morecommunity!!!

Hope you have better luck than I did if your Black Mountain Gemstone necklace breaks! I called and…read moreleft a message and emailed to see if I could bring it in for repair. No call back or response to either. I called today and got a live person who told me that I had to follow the on line process (package up and send in with $15). I explained I would be in town and could he just fix it. He told me to follow the on line process and then HUNG UP! on me.I Don't buy from this guy

From the owner: Black Mountain Gemstone Jewelry is located in Salt Lake City, Utah. The stones we use in our…read morejewelry come from all over the world. We primarily use spherical shaped stones to allow for the most movement of energy within each stone's healing properties. The stones we use are specially selected for their healing energy and holistic values. Call us today for more information!

This is a real "gem" to visit! If you are into rocks or jewelry making you MUST stop. Jenifer…read moreknows her rocks! Daisy will great you with a lick. A very large collection in a small space. Rock hounds could stay hours.

Was driving by and on a whim pulled in. I was glad I did! The person working the counter was really…read morehelpful. She took the time to help me find stones and gems in my favorite colors. They have several large pieces that were stunning! The prices seemed a little high but not ridiculous and not enough to not have me get a small collection. The variety of stone and wood mushrooms was neat. The incense smell is a little too strong in my opinion. I would recommend this location

Interesting, however you should not charge to look thru binoculars machine. It would be helpful to…read morehave a room to watch the video other than the bus trip. Never got to see all of it

Such a unique experience- not too often so you get to see a 0.75-mile hole in the earth! The scale…read moreof everything here, including the trucks, is massive! You can buy tickets online for a specific time slot to take a bus to the overlook. It's $6 well-spent- check it out!