Nola Rock Co

11 reviews

+1 (504) 376-9444

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Selenite, rose quartz, fluorite, and amazonite

906 Royal St

New Orleans, LA 70116

+1 (504) 376-9444

http://www.nolarockco.com

Nola Rock Co. is a jewelry and decor store located in the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans, offering a diverse collection of stone-inspired pieces.

With two convenient locations on Royal Street and Decatur Street, Nola Rock Co. showcases a range of jewelry, stone decor, and art, including their Crystal Cuff Bracelet, available for purchase online with free shipping on every order.

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5.011 reviews

Allison V.

10/17/2024

All the good without the overpriced stuff. Great value for what you get; I always stop by here to get something when I'm in NOLA

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Eric B.

3/8/2024

While I've never met a stationary store I didn't like, my Son David feels the same way about stores selling rocks and stones. Lucky for both of us, Nola Rock Co. and Papier Plume are just a few...

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Reema S.

12/24/2022

We had a great experience here. The shop is so beautiful and they have a very expansive selection of crystals. The large crystal lamps are gorgeous I would have loved to have one in my living...

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K S.

6/9/2022

For reference I am a mid thirties (5'2"; 113lbs) non binary pan-sexual person from NYC. Fantastic customer service. Classy, quality pieces. Piece below is $45

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Samantha D.

9/2/2021

This location is by far one of the best rock stores I've been to so far. Really neat place with every type of gem you could need. Hope it stays in business after COVID.

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