Kill Devil Hills Shopping: Jewelry

Shop here for gently used men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, household accessories, DVDs and a large selection of jewelry. They have a giant collection of books as well as antiques, kitchen items and furniture. The inventory changes often, so there is always a new treasure to be found. They’ve been in business for nearly 20 years and are open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m....read more

Celebrating more than 20 years, Creative Jewelers, formerly Natural Creations, is a full-service jeweler. They offer fine jewelry, with a nice selection of 14-karat sea life pieces. This is a great place to shop for wedding bands and engagement rings, and they even have wedding bands reminiscent of the sea and dunes of the Outer Banks. Creative Jewelers is open year round and offers custom...read more

Hi Vibe Holistics supports holistic wellness in so many ways. Inside this heavenly smelling store, you'll find lovingly homemade art, craft, herbal teas, tinctures, salves, candles, body oils, soaps, deodorant, bug spray, lip balm, beard oil, pottery, the most incredible macrame and the list goes on and on. A great thing about Hi Vibe is that they have refill stations for so many different products. You...read more

Island Dyes has been on the Outer Banks for more than 20 years, and all you have to look for is their signature sign that sports the colors of the Rasta flag. Originally a shop with tons of tie-dyed t-shirts, Island Dyes now specializes in tobacco accessories. It carries jewelry and other gift items as well, and in the summer, you can make your own...read more

Calling itself "a curated boutique of vintage and new," Mom's Sweet Shop has an almost indescribable bit of everything. But we'll give it a go: rare independent brands, vintage clothing, records, skateboards, sneakers and art supplies plus locally made jewelry, soap, candles and art. And, as the name implies, there are also sweets, from organic popsicles, soft-serve ice cream and milkshakes to cold-brewed coffee and...read more