Georgia’s

A store you don’t want to miss. Beautiful Indian jewelry for years. Our pieces we’ve bought are always complemented.

This store is pretty cool. Lots of neat little stones and crystals. Pretty fairly priced. My issue is with the clerk working there. She was so angry! Mumbling some pretty rude stuff. I know she wasn’t the owner as the answer to question was «the owner would know». A lady wandered in asking where the nearest public restroom was, the clerk was pretty rude with a vague/​half-​assed answer, then when the lady left the clerk said «what the fuck does this look like, an information center?»! What the hell!?! Note to the owner. Don’t let your grumpy friends ruin the energy of your store.

This place was a joy to stumble upon. A large variety of rocks and crystals. Very friendly atmosphere and they have a huge pile of interestingrocks outside in all different sizes and colors for $ 8 per lb. There also are a few very impressive large pieces inside the store, one weighed over 100 lbs. a very unique formation.
Check it out. :-)

We know this gallery as Georgia’s Jewelry & Minerals, but Unilocal has them listed as Georgia’s Ltd. No matter, regardless of title this place is super cool.
Georgia’s is a small gallery chock full of mineral & fossil artwork and jewelry. We really like this gallery. My wife is in love with it. Some of her most treasured gifts were purchased from Georgia’s. They truly have some of the most amazing and unique items here.
I’ve purchased jewelry for both my mother and mother-​in-​law here unlike any other and both times the gifts were a huge success. In fact my mother’s favorite necklace is from Georgia’s. Thank you Georgia’s! You made me look like a star.
The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and upon occasion has helped me secretly secure gift items without letting on to my wife as she’s shopping. Bonus points for putting up with our quirky nature.
This place is WAY cool. If I’m desperate to put a smile on my wife’s face, all I need to do is tell her we’re making a trip to Georgia’s Minerals. Way cool indeed.