Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Glass, weavings, Christmas ornaments, porcelain and ma-
hogany woodwork are among the items sold.
Mitchell-Larsen Studio
is next door. It is the working stu-
dio of two artists, who produce glassware, picture frames,
bowls and other items.
Royal Poinciana
on Strand Street is filled with
Caribbean-made specialties. Great spices, condiments,
soaps, bath gels, art from Haiti and gourmet coffees. All
make great gifts.
Folk Art Traders
on Strand Street is a Caribbean gallery
that displays the work of local artists in copper and ceram-
ics. There are also wood sculptures, Christmas ornaments
and larimar and amber jewelry.
Jewelry
Sonya's
, the oldest jewelry store on the island, is home to
the lovely island hook bracelet and all the jewelry in the
shop, whether silver or 14, 18 or 24K gold, is made to order.
Her shop is #1 on Company Street.
IB Designs
, also on Company Street, showcases the work of
local artist/metalsmith Whealan Massicott. IB (Island Boy)
features his handcrafted jewelry in sterling silver and 14K
and 18K gold. Each piece is unique and creative. Closed
July 1-Oct 1.
Beaden
, in the newer and larger space in Caravelle Arcade,
offers island-designed beaded jewelry. You can buy loose
beads or a bead kit if you are creative. Some items incorpo-
rate vintage beads and semi-precious stones. Most of the
stones are imported.
Nelthropp and Low
, in the Pan Am Pavillion, is a family-
owned shop (formerly the Gold Shop) that has been here
since 1970. They specialize in designing original jewelry.
Their designs are therefore not sold elsewhere. Sit down
with a designer, pick out stones or old coins that you like and
