Native Visions

I absolutely fell in love with this store. Its organized beautifully with nice incense burning, and relaxing background music. Everything is very neat, clean and organized. There are so many unique and beautiful pieces of jewelry that pictures simply don’t do their justice. I walked around the store and looked for a while without being pressured to buy anything. A very nice gentleman (I cant remember his name, shame on me) helped answer all 101 of my questions. He was very friendly and knowledgeable. The jewelry was by far my favorite but aside from jewelry they also carry very nice and traditional Native American pieces. I will definitely be back and overall recommend this store to everyone.

I’m really happy I found this store the other day, it is full of beautiful treasures that can be given as gifts or as additions to your own personal collection. I enjoyed the fact that I felt no pressure to buy anything & was allowed to take my time & look over everything before making my selections.

Love this store! Have purchased or received gifts for many years.
The Staff always helpful, no pressure to sell you.
Their new location is great.

Went there for the first time and all the staff members were friendly. The owner had a great vibe and was very helpful. Would definitely recommend this store to anyone.

Great shop, lovely selection of jewelry and crystals. Knowledgable staff and no pressure — really liked the vibe and very pleased with my purchases. Will be back.

This is one of my favorite stores! it’s filled with amazing treasures. I always seem to find something whenever I go on my lunch break or after work. I enjoy the amazing and knowledgeable staff they are awesome people. The store is so inviting it feels peaceful and welcoming. I just love this store. I deal a lot with Efren his always so helpful in helping me find just the right new treasures for my collection of crystals. Thank you Efren 1000 x and more!!!

We stopped in here just to window shop and I couldn’t get past admiring their two pillars of amethyst facing their display window. As soon as I stepped in, there was a sort of calmness and to my right, there were incense and sage smudge sticks. If you walk in further, there are display cases of jewelry of every kind, Native American artifacts then my energy focused towards the chakra stones and crystals towards the back of the store and on my left hand side.
I met Noam and his wife Kayla. Noam chatted for a bit and I picked up a sage smudge stick and a beautiful amethyst crystal to add for my home.
Amethyst: This stone is a meditative and calming stone which works in the emotional, spiritual, and physical planes to provide calm, balance, patience, and peace. Emotionally, amethyst is used in crystal healing to help heal personal losses and grief, bringing one gently past. Amethyst has a gently sedative energy that can promote peacefulness, happiness, and contentment. It also is said to bring emotional stability and inner strength. This stability and strength not only helps one hold firm in one’s life, but it can enhance flexibility and cooperation. To be flexible at need is a sure sign of strength.
Sage smudge sticks: If you’re feeling stuck, negative, sluggish, or even downright depressed, it may be due to some stagnant energy in your field. Your field can include your emotional, energetic, mental, spiritual or physical body, and your environment – whether it’s your home, office, or other physical space. Stagnant or negative energy can have extremely detrimental effects on your mental and physical state and is even believed to manifest into things like a lack of happiness and success as well as pain and disease.
Smudging can help combat this negativity, clear the energy in your field, and help you start anew.
He referred me to a couple of books regarding the difference of each chakra and its crystals. They carry everything you need for metaphysical healing and balance in your life. I’ll definitely be coming back for the rose quartz and another sage smudge.
They have a great selection and I can literally spend an hour here. It’s well lit, spacious and organized. The ambiance is calming and Noam was helpful!

I would give Native Visions a 6 star if I could.
Quality is superb. I’ve bought several pieces of jewelry (including wedding rings). I’ll keep coming back…

Best place for Native American jewelry and artifacts in the area. We have shopped at this store since it opened inside the Cerritos mall and we continue to shop at the store at their new address.

Not at cerritos mall anymore! They said they will be opening across the street soon. Their store is very clean and well organized. Great selection of jewelry! All the pieces are well made. I can easily spend half an hr looking around in there every time i go in. Cant wait for it to open again :)

I bought pyrite, quartz, and a few amethysts. I am not too sure on the quality. Still waiting to check on authenticity. I’m thinking I purchased glass. Nag Champa is here so that will keep me coming back.

I come here all the time for incense, oils and sage. It’s a nice store nestled away in the Cerritos Mall. They have a nice assortment of jewelry, necklaces, dreamcatchers and other art. They have a pretty good assortment of incense, and gemstones. I definitely recommend it.

Cute store. But don’t ever try to sell your jewelry to them. They offered me a price without even knowing a single thing about the piece. It was a joke.

nice little store. Scored my sage.

I love this store and the wonderful people who work in it. I have been shopping here since I discovered it about 10 years ago, I think. I have purchased rings, earrings, and a spectacular watch. I love the variety of items and the wealth of knowledge the staff has to share. One of my favorite reasons for going to the Cerritos Mall.

Walk in the door and let the negative energy drain from your body (unless your phone gets reception here and your emails/​texts start back up).
The ambiance is calming with the cd in the player.
I think I was listening to a flute cd when I was in the store.
The jewelry on display was beautiful and I wish my wallet would agree with my need for the various necklaces, rings, and bracelets.
It was refreshing to see handcrafted jewelry representing Native American culture.
The people working were quite pleasant and comfortable to be around.
They were willing to answer any questions I had, and show me anything I’d like a closer look at.

Outstanding service and high quality! A friend in the fine jewelry industry recommend I come here with my vintage Native American jewelry for some repairs. I have been waiting 5 years to do these repairs because I only go to jewelers I trust. And locally, I didn’t know who I can trust.
You can rest assured you will be treated with respect here, and so will your jewelry! I was so confident in their integrity that I went to Nordstroms and shopped while I left my expensive piece with them to work on. Native Visions is a class act. Thank you Noam and your team for taking care of me. I’ll be back!
**Noam — I found the hallmark!
. It is a picture of a bee, making it a Begay. But I don’t know which family member :(

Beautiful jewelry and amazingly helpful and kind staff! I’ve been looking for a wrist watch for years and I finally found one at Native Visions that I absolutely fell in love with!

I love this store.
To me this is the only store where you can get authentic Native American items besides going to a Pow Wow.
They have silver jewelry, fine art, replica artifacts, incense and my AB-​SO-​LUTE favorite… Custom Work.
When I finally buy a house I will purchase some of their art and their wonderful bull skulls that I can’t keep my eyes off of every time I walk in here.

Anyone who says that Native American culture has been wiped out hasn’t been to Native Visions. This store has been around for over a decade now. Initially, I thought that this store would not last as people don’t always need to buy Native American items, but I’ve been proved wrong. People love to get their powwow on apparently and pass it on.
I’ve personally only bought one item here in the last 12 or so years. The other handful of times I’ve been here, I’ve mainly just window shopped. I think I got some figurine once a long time ago as a gift for my brother.
The store is pretty narrow and well-​stocked. The lights are bright and actually make the room a tad bit hot. There’s a counter in the center of the store as well as the register at the back. They usually have pretty interesting displays out on the store front that doesn’t always pertain to Native American culture (i.e.: African American culture, for example).
Come to think of it, they never really specify which «Native» Vision they’re talking about. We only assume that the owner means Native American.
If you have any soul, you’d come here and buy something… or just take really long looks.