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Lele Sadoughi hematite pave satellite bracelet at HMNS, $398

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Snash Jewelry Houston nameplate ring at Space, $58

Space Montrose

This Montrose mainstay shines a spotlight on jewelry from local, small-scale makers like Rust & Pearls, with designs that range from quirky to chic. The Houston nameplate ring is a 713 must-have.

1706 Westheimer Road, 832-649-5743, spacemontrose.com

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Pamela Love gold double suspension collar with blue lapis at Saint Cloud, $340

Saint Cloud

Stop by this shop to find artsy and interesting pieces by Lizzie Fortunato, Pamela Love, Arielle de Pinto and Venessa Arizaga, all of which pack a cool quotient way beyond their price tags.

5217 Kelvin Dr., 713-522-0077, shopsaintcloud.com

Charming Charlie

This fun mall shop started in Houston before becoming a global phenomenon. The cheap thrills—including many under $10—cover every trend and style, so go ahead, treat yourself.

Multiple locations, charmingcharlie.com

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Burdlife tribal pompom earrings, $32.50

Burdlife

This Houston-based online shop stocks colorful accessories designed to perk up your outfit—or your day—with bright beads, pompoms and tassels. Almost everything in stock is under $30.

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Houston Museum of Natural Science

It’s no surprise that the museum, with its world-class gem vault, offers great pieces in its gift shop. There’s a huge selection by big-name designers like Alexis Bittar and Lele Sadoughi, plus Houston-exclusive lines and pieces by talented locals like Brass Thread and Mirta Tummino.

5555 Hermann Park Dr., 713-639-4629, museumstore.hmns.org

Published in the Hidden Houston issue of Houstonia Mag.











Sarah Rufca Nielsen
Sarah Rufca Nielsen
Sarah may be a native of Dallas/Fort Worth, but today she’s loyal to Houston. (She still loves the Cowboys.) She joined the Houstonia team in October 2014, heading up fashion, style and design coverage and covering other beats including the local drag queen scene and all things Matthew McConaughey. A Rice alum, she previously worked for CultureMap and the Houston Chronicle.