My mother and I went there today to check out the jewelry since there were signs in the window that stated "60% off all jewelry". We were really impressed with the items as well as the customer service that we had received from Tara. My mother had picked out a necklace and was told that it was $59, which was stated on the tag. So we asked if that was sale price, Tara said "yes". So we bought it, thinking that we were getting a good deal. Once we get home and my mother takes the price tag off her necklace and finds there is a $49 tag underneath the $59 tag. I wouldn't go there... definitely a scam! Not cool!!! Note to owner: make sure you take off the previous tags to show you're not a scam! Note to customer: double check all merchandise before you buy something; you might get a better deal! read more

Two Wild Sisters - Jewelry Near Me - Breckenridge, Colorado

Unfortunately very poor customer experience. Might have cute merchandise but I would never purchase anything here because the staff was very rude to me and my family. I have shopped in Breckenridge since I was a child. There are MANY other places to spend your money and I highly recommend you spend your money somewhere else. read more

Horrible Customer Service! We we're buying several shirts and gifts for our out of state family from Breckenridge. I wanted to take a picture of a t-shirt to send to our picky daughter who is in college and homesick for Colorado. We were immediately approached by the clerk demanding that we not take pictures and put our phones away. When I explained why I needed a picture she shook her head and said too bad and then said she had a sign posted in the store that I should have seen, demanding that no pictures are taken. Forgive me, but why would you risk alienating paying customers to protect the supposed copyright of a $20 t-shirt? Do you demand that shirts bought in your store NOT be worn within a 20 mile radius of Breckenridge as some sort of contract? What if I wore the t-shirt in a Facebook or Snapchat photo? OHHHH the insanity of your ridiculous rule! We went on to another store that had beyond great customer service and they even suggested other shops in town that had merchandise we were looking for. We spent over $500 in town on this day, so the next time you think about insulting your customer and insinuate that your customers are trying to hurt your business or that your merchandise is so special in a town full of t-shirt shops, think again. Customers keep your doors open, treat them with respect and kindness and they'll reward you with dollars in your pocket. read more

The owner said hello to my 8 yr old daughter but obviously didn't hear my daughter say hello back to her. So she raised her voice, slowed her speech, and said "can you say hello?" My daughter said hello. AGAIN. I told the woman I didn't appreciate her talking to my child that way and she proceeded to go off about teaching kids to say hello back. I chose to leave as she was getting more and more agitated and starting to scare my daughter. We walked a few doors down and I stopped to find my husband & son. The woman came outside a few minutes later, waving her arms in the air & ranting again. About children! Bottom line... You have no business dealing with the public lady. You frightened and embarrassed my CHILD. What in the world are you thinking being mean to children for no reason? You have serious anger issues. read more

We stopped here and saw all these signs that didn't allow pictures to be taken. Aside from the notices, we did like the owner. She was very nice and had an impressive little, ritzy boutique. My friend and my little sister enjoyed some of her pieces. Her shop is two levels and that is very impressive. The boutique is incredibly pricey, something that I could definitely find somewhere else for a more realistic price. Her love of Frieda Kahlo is very impressive and I did fall in love with the owner. I didn't understand the signs for the no photo dilemma. Most of the stuff is the same, basic, same-sold tourist attraction shops that you can find a block away. I don't understand that hullabaloo rule. Otherwise, it was a cute boutique but the pieces aren't nearly as desirable to my eye, as a local boutique at a convention. read more

Our daughter is away at college in another state, and we went into this store and asked to take a picture of a shirt to see if she would like it. The woman then points at a sign outside that says no photographs, we told her that we just wanted to make sure that our daughter would like the shirt. She informed us that we will not take pictures in her place. We told her that we would take our business somewhere else, and she said that was fine with her. read more

I bought THE COOLEST skull necklace here and not only did I love it, the sister I met was sooooo fun. This place is unique, affordable and fun. There's jewelry, humorous and vintage signage, and just a fun shopping experience in general. read more

Tara is so fun. They have great jewelry at a great price. We had so much fun trying on rings and talking with Tara. My friend and I ended up buying two rings a piece and I bought earrings as well. I love my purchases. They also have some fun T-shirts and signs. Check out the sign in the window about the hours of operation!!! read more

The store owner hovers around you while you shop. She is quite rude and snarky. She shooed us out of the store when she thought we were taking a picture of a postcard. Additionally, the jewelry is cheap and the store is cramped. There are definitely better places to shop in Breckenridge. read more

Yeah.... So I'm visiting out of town, for a wedding. I'm looking at shirts and snapping photos of them... To show my wife. I get yelled at to stop taking pictures.... I said ok... Walked out. At that point, my fault for not seeing the signs. However, thanks for being rude about a harmless photo. I would have bought one or more shirts. But they were rude. Then!!!! As I walk out, I hear that the friends I was with, were double charged, right in front of them for some snow flake jewelry...... Very disappointed with this store and I would not recommend this place to anyone. There's plenty of other business' in the area who won't double charge or be rude to their customers. read more

I've been skiing in the ski areas near Breckenridge for the past 17 years and have been going to the Two Wild Sisters jewelry shop for the same amount of time. I always buy a piece of jewelry from Tara every year and have a grand time with her while I'm shopping. She has an eye for beautiful and unusual pieces of quality jewelry from creative artists. I am constantly asked where and who I've purchased my pieces from. It's always a pleasure to visit her and her store. Love you Tara and see you next year. read more

If I could post lower than one star I would. If I could post negative stars, I would. This was literally the worst customer service experience I have had in my life. I recently bought a t-shirt here for my sister's boy friend. I do not know him very well so thought I would buy a few things, ask my sister for advice on which she thought best and return the others. The shirt I bought was not one of her choices. When I bought the t-shirt, the sales associate was very kind to me, spoke to me about my options and overall did a good job selling her product. When I paid for the item I was never quoted any return policies, other wise I may not have bought the t-shirt since I was not sure about what item to keep in the first place. Upon trying to return the item I was quickly greeted by the same sales woman with a big smile. As soon as I asked to return the shirt, her smile instantly turned into a frown and she then pointed to a tiny hand written sign and said "we don't do returns, only exchanges". Very short. I asked her why and she then pointed to what I assume was the owner and said "because it's her policy" while making very little eye contact with me. While looking through the store to find something that might fit my family's taste, I calmly said to the owner that I wished someone would have quoted me the return policy, because had I known I might have made a different choice. The owner instantly got defensive came down the stairs to get in my face saying she "doesn't have to quote it to anyone, it is on a sign at the register". I tried to let her know that from my perspective as the customer it would have been nice to reiterate it, she then makes a remark saying "I don't know about the stores where you are from....". Implying that A) I was not from here (which I am) and B) that if I wasn't I should know better than to question the store policy. As a local here for over a decade this is a mentality that I absolutely have no tolerance for. If you can't handle the tourists, then you are living in the wrong place, PERIOD. Needless to say things got heated and while I kept trying to let her know that I was frustrated because of how she was coming after me, she kept telling me to get out of the store. In the midst of this interaction with a bad owner, her sales woman decides to come over and jump into it. The sales woman had said she didn't have time to quote a policy even thought I was the ONLY ONE in the store at the time of purchase. I also told the owner that I work somewhere in town where we often recommend stores to our guests, however based off of the experience that I was having, I wouldn't want to recommend her store. She said I was threatening her. I was a customer now being attacked by two irrational, combative, aggressive older women. I obviously was not able to get one word in. The women then threatened to call the cops at which point I told her to call the cops and I would explain to someone hopefully more rational then they had been what exactly happened. I ended up leaving to avoid any more conflict as more customers came in. If I was this store owner I would be appalled with my behavior. There is a correct way to explain and stick up for your policies with your customer but everything that this store did at every instance was wrong, wrong, so wrong. Something for the owner to think about is that; for every one customer you have recommend a place, it will only enhance your business by an average of three people, whereas every complaint you have will detract seven to ten people from your business. I believe a serious attitude adjustment and some courses on customer service behavior would really help benefit this poorly behaved owner who as of today has only hurt her own business. Even if it is just one to ten people, that is still one to ten people. read more

Bad experience. We own a service dog, Rex. My sister and my two friends and I decided to go down town to shop around, as any teenagers would. We thought the store was cute, so we stopped in. One of the ladies was staring at Rex. So I had him sit down and told her she may pet him. She then continued to ask me questions like, "is that a real service dog?". His service dog ID was visible on his collar and all his paper work was showing on his vest pouch. Then she went on telling me that your not suppose to pet a service dog. On my dogs vest, it says "please ask to pet me". That means, you may pet him-as long as you ask. I had let her know, Rex is still training and getting use to being out. More rude remarks were made between the sisters. The other sister down the stairs, was talking to my sister and her friend and she said, "what service does this dog provide?", as if she didn't believe he was an actual service dog. Firstly, you are never to ask a person what their service dog is for. Secondly, it can be a very personal question- if you want a customer to buy something, treat them with respect. My sister got annoyed, and told her, "you're not allowed to ask what it's for". The lady then said, "since when has that been a rule?" My sister got angrier and said, "I don't make the rules, google it". The ladies continued talking to each other. One said, "oh, you aren't allowed to ask what the dog is for because it can cause people to be hostile." Completely rude, and made me very anxious to bring Rex into other stores. It's funny because he's a beautiful dog and most people invite him in with open arms. read more