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This jewellery store fuses Dominican style with local materials. Larimar, water pearls and sea glass are all used to craft many of the articles that can be purchased here, including bracelets, necklaces and bracelets. They are further divided into collections, such as stamped pieces reporting the Grace Bay coordinates and seashells made with silver.

At Unicorn you'll find not only books, but also toys, gifts and magazines. It may be a small family-run business, but they take pride in the fact that they cater to every guest's needs: if you can't find what you're looking for, you can have it ordered for you (although you'll need to be staying between another 10 and 14 days to pick up your order).

Saltmills Plaza comes with a wide selection of stores, art galleries and boutiques. You can find the jewellery store The Wellington Collection, The Blue Surf Shop for your water sports needs and Caicos Cyclery, offering tours as well as repair services for your bike. You can also have a meal at one of the restaurants located here, like Yoshi's Sushi.

This boutique has a lot of different articles for sale, most handcrafted by local artists: house decor such as paintings and prints adorn its walls, but also souvenirs, gifts, jewellery and wooden sculptures can be found on the shelves. If you have found an item that would be hard to transport back home on your own, delivery can be arranged.

Graceway IGA is the biggest supermarket in the Turks and Caicos, making it a fine option if you want to have the widest selection of groceries for your shopping. Pre-made food platters are also available, and the bakery can make customised cakes if you happen to be celebrating a special occasion.

Alverna is one of the oldest souvenir shops on the island, stocking items that are locally produced but also some imported from nearby Haiti. It is located in Dolphin Drive, and some of the articles that you can find here are souvenirs made of metal and painted, wood carvings and jewellery made of conch shells.