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01 / 03Find a Store

Our stores across the Southeast.

We pick every shelf ourselves, so the stock is the same wherever you walk in. What's different is the people behind the counter, and they're the reason to visit.

The Stoneage storefront seen from the mall concourse, gold wordmark on wood slat above a lit shop window

A ZIP code, a city, a state, or the name of a mall.

Not near one of them? The full collection ships nationwide, photographed piece by piece so you know what's arriving. Shop Online →

BufordKennesawWinston-SalemConcordFayettevilleJacksonvilleAltamonte Springs

02 / 03All Stores

Hours vary by mall. Each store's link opens the Google listing where its current times live.

What is on the shelves here

  • Raw and polished crystals, from tumbled stones to statement clusters

  • Gemstone jewelry and beaded bracelets

  • Candles, incense and ritual goods

  • Tarot and oracle decks, journals and books

  • Sound bowls, chimes and altar tools

  • Carvings, lamps, bookends and mineral home decor

  • One-of-a-kind collector specimens

Black shelving with birch ply shelves, lit specimens, jewelry displays and trailing greenery

Every store carries the full range. The big pieces are the exception. Those go where there's wall and floor for them.

Gift cards
Sold in store. There's no online version.
Inside the Concord Mills store: a seated stone figure and a lit tree on the centre line, a timber plinth tiered with amethyst and citrine geodes, crates of tumbled stone on a patterned rug, and walls of hanging jewellery either side

What a visit is like

Nobody meets you at the door with a script. You come in off the concourse, the light gets warmer, and you're allowed to pick things up. Most people do.

Ask what the blue one is, and somebody who knows will tell you. Some visits fit in a pocket. Some need both hands and a box. Nobody behind the counter is counting the hour either way.

Find your nearest store

Open timber bins of rough stone at the Cross Creek Mall store, each compartment a different mineral with a written label, walls of hanging jewellery behind

03 / 03Inside a Store

The ceiling was painted by hand.

Some of what's in these stores was never for sale. It's there because a shop selling 134-million-year-old rock should feel like somewhere worth standing in.

Two geode wings taller than a person, golden crystal inside a pale druzy rim, standing over a bank of amethyst geodes on timber crates

The statement pieces

Two geode wings, taller than you are

Golden crystal inside a pale druzy rim, big enough that it takes two people to move one. A cathedral this size grew once, in a single cavity, and was opened once, so no two stores have the same one. Pieces at this scale reach the flagship first, and people stop walking when they see a pair.

  • A painted alcove ceiling scattered with gold stars, a faceted lantern hanging above a small round table set with lit candles

    A sky, indoors

    Gold stars on deep blue, painted by hand across the dome above the counter, with a faceted lantern at the center. Nobody asked us to do this. Look up before you reach the register.

  • Inside the Town Center at Cobb store: a teal bench under a neon sign reading oh darling you are magic, a macramé rack, open timber shelving of bottles and specimens, and plants along a white wall

    Everything within reach

    Lit walls, timber bins, and no glass between you and most of it. You're allowed to pick things up. Most people do, and that's what the store is for.

  • The Kennesaw store: white walls and lit shelving down both sides, a long timber display table on a patterned rug, dark timber floor

    Every store, not one template

    One standard behind all of them, and then each store gets built for the building it's in. Buford is black millwork and warm strip light. Kennesaw is white walls, a dark floor and a long timber table down the middle.

A hand lifting a polished labradorite palm stone from a timber table, tumbled quartz and a bundle of sage behind it

What a photograph cannot do

Weight, temperature, and the way light moves inside a stone. A picture can't hand you any of the three, and they decide most of what you buy. That's the whole case for walking into a store.

The tarot reading nook: a teal curtain drawn back from an arched alcove, a zodiac cloth on a round table, a lit candle and a neon sign reading Tarot Card Reader Open

Some of the stores have a tarot reader

A curtained alcove with a zodiac table cloth, a working candle, and a neon sign that is the most photographed object in the building. Walk in and ask, or book a time before you come.

Mall of Georgia, Buford · Town Center at Cobb, Kennesaw

Book at Buford →Book at Kennesaw →

Walk-ins welcome when the reader's in.