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Crossroads
Treasures Featuring
unique gifts and collectibles including jewelry, rocks and gemstones,
baskets and blankets, and Native American collectibles, Crossroads
Treasures is located in Santa Ysabel, just a few miles outside of
Julian, California.
Blankets, Baskets & Pottery:
They carry beautiful woolen blankets with Native American & Mexican
designs, and woven baskets modeled after Native American designs with
Southwestern colors, suitable for everyday use or display in your
home. They also have an extensive collection of pottery including
Italian terracotta planters.
Jewelry: Featuring quality
sterling silver and gemstones, Crossroads Treasures has a beautiful
collection of gemstone jewelry and Native American jewelry, including
earrings, bracelets, men's and women's rings, pendants and pins, and
necklaces. Their Native American jewelry is made by Zuni and Navajo
craftsmen from the Four Corners area of New Mexico/Arizona. They also
have a great selection of Angel Pins made with birthstones.
Native American Collectibles & Replicas: Besides carrying
Native American jewelry, Crossroads Treasures has a terrific collection
of fetishes modeled after animals, insects, birds, reptiles, livestock
and human figures, with each one carrying its own meaning depending of
the tribe or culture from whence it came. They make meaningful gifts.
Crossroads Treasures also carries replicas of Native American artifacts
include peace pipes, bow and arrow sets, tomahawks, speaker staffs,
dream catchers and more. They are made by Navajo artisans and Kumeyaay-Lakota
craftsmen in the traditional style.
Rocks, Gems & Minerals:
Crossroads Treasures has a fascinating collection of rock, gem and
mineral specimens that come from all over the world, along with fossils
such as Trilobites and Ammonites, and petrified wood from Arizona and
California. They carry the natural pink tourmaline faceted stones from
the famous Himalaya Mine in Mesa Grande, which is located just a few
miles form the shop, but is closed to the public. They also have an
extensive selection of rock, gem and mineral books – the perfect gift
for any rock hound!
Marilee’s Rock Hound Report
Marilee Strech, owner of Crossroads Treasures has been an avid rock
hound for over 10 years, traveling the southwest in search of unique
rock and gemstone finds. She features all of her special finds including
and rock, gem and mineral specimens and jewelry, in her shop. Enjoy her
articles as well as her interviews on our radio show ‘Champagne Sundays’.
To listen to an interview with Marilee
Strech from an excerpt from out
Champagne
Sundays online radio show, please double
click on the Play button below.
Visit
Crossroads Treasures and see their unique variety of gifts including
Julian Jams, cactus and succulent plants, books, jewelry, Native
American crafts, rocks and gems, baskets and blankets, pottery, and
more!
Address:21952 Hwy 79, Santa
Ysabel, CA 92070.
Tel: (760) 765-2530
Web:
www.CrossroadsTreasures.biz
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