Nature’s Twist

This is my absolute favorite stall in the Pikes Place Market! An absolute must visit! ALL of their pieces are absolutely stunning and so well made. No cheap tricks or short cut with their products. Everything is handmade with love and care! Not only are the products amazing but so are the creators! They went out of their way to help me this Christmas! I would recommend these products to anyone and everyone I know

I first met Megan on a trip through the Market with my in laws who were visiting from England. It was the day of my wedding and my husband wanted to buy me something special for my wedding day. That was over three years ago. I met Megan the owner as a vendor in the market but she became my friend too. Her warm spirit and welcoming nature makes you want to interact with her. I read the other review the girl who was high on hollandaise wrote and find it hard to believe anyone at Natures Twist would act that way… I’m not saying it didn’t but its so far from what I have experienced its difficult to imagine. Megan has even worked with me to make beautiful custom orders and has never once been anything but gracious and kind. And the pieces speak for themselves… they are well made well designed and aesthetically pleasing to the eye. On top of that they are made with real loving intention which you can immediately feel once around your neck.
If you want a lovely experience and a really beautiful one of a kind piece… this is where you should look. The pieces and the owners are beautiful :)

If you like one-​of-​a-​kind jewelry, then you should definitely check out Nature’s Twist at Pike Place Market. Their pieces are like wearing a work of art around your neck. Considering the amount of work and craftsmanship that goes into each piece, the price is reasonable.
One of the things I love about Pike Place Market is the connection I feel to artists and craftspeople that sell their creations there. Each item tells a different story that the artist wants to share. Nature’s Twist is no different. You feel like you have found a treasure.

Nature’s Twist is the perfect place to get quality, stunning and one of a kind gifts. I have acquired several beautiful pieces from this business and given away each piece to someone special in my life; it’s the first place I think of when I need a special gift for someone. The artists here have always been very friendly and noticeably passionate about their work… very helpful folks.
I highly recommend visiting Nature’s Twist at the Pike Place Market, if you can’t make it down there, they have an awesome website at
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Whenever I go to Seattle, I make it a point to seek out the Nature’s Twist booth at the Pike Market. Their Facebook page and web site are also worthy destinations. Considering the amount of work that goes into the design and making of this wonderful jewelry, there are bargains to be had. On my several trips to Seattle I haven’t found anyone nicer and more accommodating than the gal behind booth. Her suggestions on where to dine and hear the best music in town are right on. She makes you feel like your part of the Seattle community. The next time your in Seattle, find out for yourselves. Jim C.
P. S. Also, the last time we were at the Pike Market one of the buskers was a very accomplished cellist. Nice to hear something different once in awhile. Worth an extra tip.

A group of our friends gathered for brunch near the market, and decided to brave the rain and saunter on in, no fear of tourists or flying objects.
We stopped at many booths that morning and afternoon, and «Nature’s Twist» was one of them.
I appreciate the hard work it takes to twist wire and swarovskis into «art», as I do it as small gifts for others.
Their tree shaped dream-​catcher-​ish objects appealed to our inner ravens so we looked through the items, chattering about coatings on beads.
Suddenly, we were stopped by a rude tone and condescending comments from a female behind the table.
We were speaking among ourselves, and not saying anything negative, just bead admiration — however she felt compelled to chime right in with her opinions on how we were wrong.
At first my friend giggled with her, as we all thought she was joking around… but then we caught the crazy gleam in her eye like «challenge me». yuk-​o-​la.
I can’t imagine they make much with that kind of service, or gaudy copper wares for that matter.
As a vendor in Pike Place, I would try to be kind. Perhaps pause and think about your bottom line before butting into a convo with attitude? You are SELLING yourself in a way, no?
Lucky we were all still on a hollandaise high, we just wandered away to find nicer peeps to take our cash.
It ended up being a treasure finding day, and no one else in the vendor area that day was as acidic. I’d steer way clear of the twisted nature of this booth.
Update to note: I received a threat of slander suit from the owners over a year after this was posted, with a tone that was equal to the treatment we received that day. Hopefully they have since improved attitude and find kindness in their interactions as sellers, however, per her message, I would think not.