Jewelry Stores in Salado, TX

“Definitely worth the stop! Store owner is very friendly. They have a fantastic selection of items including vintage and antique pieces, original art by local artists and more! If you're in town definitely stop in!”

“Susan Marie's, is conveniently off Main Street in Salado, Texas. Darla, the owner, is dedicated to cultivating an upscale boutique with a distinct feminine flair. The clothing choices are more than just garments; they're showcase pieces that exude class and femininity, earning you compliments wherever you go. If you're looking for a personalized touch, spend some time with Darla for style tips tailored to best suit your body shape. A delightful stop for those who appreciate curated elegance.”

“Great selection of sterling silver jewelry. Also great customer service, helpful and kind. Extra special touch with beautiful wrapping on my purchase! Nice detail that means a lot.”

“We've visited Kiki several times for my wedding ring and for jewelry repair. She even created a unique necklace using heirloom ladies wrist watches. She's patient, helpful, and knowledgeable.”

“Yesterday was my first visit to Village Mill Antiques in Salado. I met the owner and employee, who were both simply delightful. Dusty, overstuffed, museum-like antique stores definitely have their place and I love visiting them, but this isn't that. This is a place where the cash register is ringing every few minutes because items are not just shelf-sitters, but are actually being bought. The store was bustling with people throughout the hour I was there. Listening to the conversation of a man and lady with a granddaughter, I could tell they bring the little girl in every couple weeks just to see what's new. When I walked in, I was intrigued by two grocery shopping carts by the door. Who uses a shopping cart in an antique store? But guess what? Before I left, both were in use. Several display booths had a distinctively masculine feel with rare tools and neat old leather sports equipment, so my husband will have something to enjoy if he goes in with me next time. Each booth belongs to a different dealer, so I saw a wide variety of merchandise, as opposed to just the collection of a store owner. A person in a wheelchair would not have any trouble navigating and seeing everything in this store. Salado is an hour from my home, and I'm looking forward to going back to explore the village itself, as well as Village Mill Antiques again soon.”