Inside this darling old house, you'll find a relaxing collection of crystals and stones-all the…read moredifferent things you need to discover your very own zen moment. It's peaceful and quiet with just the right balance of inventory to provide variety while not being overwhelming. The folks who run the store are kind and welcoming. You can tell they truly care about their work and are passionate to share their interest. If you're in the market for some lovely stones or similar items, give this place a visit.

Meadows Crystals is an amazing crystal & metaphysical shop right on Lehi Main Street…read more The shop is a cute restored historical home, and the interior is beautifully decorated and very well set up/organized. The interior displays, decorations, and offerings are changed almost daily. Immediately upon entrance I was greeted by the nicest employee who was more than happy to accommodate all my questions and show me around. The entire interior is decorated with stunning crystal displays, metaphysical items, and plants that are all for sale. The offerings range through the entire alphabet A-Z in crystals, rocks, and gems. There are large display pieces all the way down to mini figurines, towers, bowls, dishes, and much more. Meadow, who owns the shop is frequently there to help guests and customers. She is a jeweler herself and makes the most beautifully wrapped necklaces, rings, and gem bracelets. You can tap to pay, pay by card, cash or use venmo. You can sign up for a rewards system $1 = 1pt which adds up pretty quickly given a majority of items are priced at market rate or slightly higher. The shops instagram page is kept up to date and is very educational, showing the large variety of products available, not to mention very aesthetically pleasing. frequently meadow, the owner, does an Instagram live and allows for bidding on products. It's first come first serve and you must pay within 24 hours. However the products offered are exceptional and resizing is available for any Jordan pieces. I may not be as into Crystal shops as the next person, but I can definitely appreciate when someone has mastered their craft. Meadow you have done a fantastic job! Thank you for sharing your gifts, talents, and knowledge with us!

The Women that owns and works there is very grumpy. This lady is unkind. It's strange to feel like…read moreyou're a bother in her store with no other customers. I will never step foot in there again. The man there must be her husband he sits in a chair with his dog almost afraid to interact because his wife. She acts like you should know everything about trains if you walk into their store. My husband was getting his childhood train worked on. It would have been cheeper to buy a new one online.i am usually all about local and going into a store for the experience. So when the experience is negative why waste the driving time or gas to get there. The owner has knowledge about trains lost her excitement for them long ago. Not a fun experience.

Selection has decreased since I first started visiting their shop years ago. They do have the…read morebasics.

I, like many people during the pandemic, have really gone on a houseplant spree. I want to be a…read morebaby and mention that I was into them long before it was cool, but admittedly, have ramped up my hobby, and am currently 100+ plants in, on the way to turning my entire house into a jungle. For the last few months, I have heard mention of Planted Earth Floral from various members of a plant group in which I participate. The "Floral" really throws you off, as I would assume they are a florist, rather than a mostly-antiques-with-a-side-of-houseplants-shop. When I heard they had some long sought String of Turtles in stock, I made the drive down to Orem. They are located right off State Street, in a beautiful Victorian brick house. The facade is cluttered with décor: signage, furniture, garden statues, and other large decorations. The interior arrangement of goods matches that, but it is in the charming way where you never quite know what you will discover. When I walked in, a gentleman was at the front desk looking at his phone. He looked at me, more than once, but without a smile or any sort of greeting. Thus, it felt awkward looking at the goodies in that immediate area (and there was a doozy of a jewelry collection). I wandered through the rest of the store noting lots of great stuff: Victorian fur coats (and plenty of other vintage clothing), candy colored depression glass, beautiful pottery, prints, and all the staples one would hope to find, but I was on a mission, and only gave it a cursory glance. Plants are housed in a little greenhouse, and it is not a particularly large area, but they have some real treasures! Many common plants, but plenty that feel more special, like the aforementioned String of Turtles, Prince of Orange and Birkin Philodendrons, several varieties of Alocasias (even trendy Black Velvet!), Calatheas, etc. Many sizes, in hanging and standard pots, macramé hangers, etc. I was very pleased, and tempted by many, but only have so much space, so forced myself to stick with the plant for which I visited. Prices are comparable to other area nurseries, and I think the same could be said for their antiques. When I paid for my purchase, the same gentleman who had been at the front when I arrived assisted me, and he was as nice as could be! He shared care tips for my baby, and told me about the little tree frog they have living in their terrarium. So don't be put off if your encounter initially feels unfriendly. So far, my SOT is living the good life in a terrarium I crafted at the store owner's recommendation, and he seems happy as can be. Planted Earth is an excellent option for a lesser-known nursery that just might surprise you with your wish list plant.

Love that this place feels like a treasure box every time you go back and also love that it still…read morefeels somewhat hidden- I've never had to deal with crowds even in college town.

These people are amazing. They take my cheap paintings I buy on vacation and turn them into my…read morefavorite pictures that I love to look at. I've had them do dozens of things for me and they have hit home runs every time. Well worth the money.

They were really helpful in selecting a simple, sleek float frame for a recent oil painting. Great…read moreselection of frames. They built it to specifications quickly and even helped when it was a rush job and it was very reasonably priced. Definitely going back for more frames in the future.

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!

We spent about $35 for our one (1) seven year old child to participate and make his own soaps…read more You might walk in thinking you'd be making a small simple piece of soap, but truth be told, as as anticipated, children like to have fun and that fun comes with a price tag. It's about a 1+ hour process to make soap and getting a few pieces (as they charge by weight), you can easily expect to spend $30+ here. It's a unique experience overall 'tho.

This place is really charming, it's in Provo Utah and they're opened only in the evening. The…read moremanager is very lovely and caring, and her brother is doing a great job managing this place. I think everyone in Provo should pay this place a visit. It's really worth it! I loved watching the Youtube travel video, and hearing what the manager had to say about her place. She's a great & genuine person!

Super cute store. I love the decor and atmosphere. They have some fun events as well that I would…read morelove to attend one day. We bought a book-ish puzzle and really enjoyed it. Very good quality for the puzzles. We did not buy any books but they had such a vast selection. The people were very friendly and accommodating. Lots of other Knick knacks too it was so fun to look around. Will definitely be back when I buy more books.

Such a darling little book shop in the heart of Spanish Fork! The location is an old home that's…read morebeen revamped with the most sumptuous color palette and chock full of books, stickers and other paraphernalia. The books are clearly organized by category with a healthy mix of old favorites and new reads. The basement is dedicated to kids and teens, it's probably my favorite spot due to its many cute miniatures hidden throughout. Shop local my friends!

My sister had her wedding reception here and it was so beautiful! There were so many decorations…read moreand resources available to throw an incredible party! I highly recommend this place.

I think it's probably becoming more known for the wedding/event venue portion, as we rolled up to…read moreshop the nursery and the doors weren't open and they tried to direct us to a party. But maybe that's just because I visited in the early winter and who shops a nursery then? In any case, once we made our way inside, it became clear they're making moves to up the adorbs factor and move to be way more than just a pot-em-up nursery. The main retail area here is lovely, with gifts, books, and loads of home decor. They've put some money into this, and while it still needs to be filled out a bit more, you can spend some time cruising here and be happy. From the main area, we made our way to the houseplant section. While there are a lot of expecteds there, I was surprised to see so many of them. We only found a few harder-to-find ferns (something way down the line in the birds nest family) but plenty of those old school ficus. I suppose the ficus sell, but with so many hot new ficus right now, I just was surprised at the quantity of the old schoolers. There are succulents as well, though thankfully not a bajillion. I liked many of the containers, especially the wee ones, and prices there were reasonable. We ended up with three ferns, one of which is now struggling due to a long vacation and a lack of water (my bad) but many of the plants there in the greenhouse needed a good amount of deadheading and some of the poor monstera were flagging, and generally it seems they probably need someone dedicated and diligent in the watering and upkeep. It could stand a little freshening up. I'd like to come back in the warm months to see what kind of trouble I could get into, but I still had a nice time and the other two ferns are going strong; the third has my full faith it will bounce back.