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“I loved the local atmosphere. Plenty of locally made or designed jewelry, ulua knives, and some of the most unique carved items. Tee-shirts, magnets. A little something for everyone.”
““Absolutely exceptional. The best place we found in Alaska for authentic Native Alaskan art and craftsmanship. Beautiful pieces, incredible cultural significance, and a truly unforgettable experience.””
“If your in Ketchikan on a cruise or just vacation, this gallery store is a must go to. It's on the 2nd floor in the Mining Company Bldg, next to the Harley Davidson store. Very unique, hand crafted, and beautiful assortment of true Alaskan suvineers. From eagles and other art for purchase made out of Carabau Antlers, to Wooly Mammoth Ivory Jewelry. This isn't your typical suvineer shop. It's extra special, unique, one of a kind, true Alaskan gifts. You won't regret stopping in. The salesman is very helpful explaining what things are made of if your not sure.”
“I went on a once in a lifetime cruise to Alaska in 2024. We stopped into Julie’s wonderful world of beautiful Alaskan nugget gold. I’m an elderly senior citizen,…this was my once in a lifetime chance to treat myself.
I’ve always loved natural items that are set into jewelry, so I purchased this beautiful ring,…with the help of the owner.
I wear every single day and the price difference between what I paid in 2024, and what I’m certain it’s worth today is almost double. I wouldn’t take four times the value I paid.
I loved being personally attended to by the store owner! I love the quality of the jewelry that I look at daily on my finger.”
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“Such a wonderful, beautiful shop with many local artists. Lots of different styles and mediums to choose from. The professional staff were so helpful and kind, and it's locally owned!! I bought a set of note cards by one artist and a mini print by another artist. They bundled them up with cardboard so they're easy to fit in my luggage and won't bend on the trip home.”