BIZWATCH: Main Street Minerals and Beads & Down To Earth Trading Company

Date opened:

Main Street Minerals non-stop Dec 2009.

Down To Earth non-stop May 2011.

Owner: Jamie Mahoney

Contact info:

Main Street Minerals, 524 Main St., GJ (970) 241-4116

Down To Earth, 311 Main St., Palisade (970)438-6003

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What products or services do we yield during your stores? We sell beads, rocks, gems, jewelry, fossils, stoneware, chess sets, timber carvings, geodes, mill sculpture, mill bookends, bullion panning supplies, mill tumblers

What are some of your “best sellers”? Geodes, semi-precious mill beads, quartz crystals, Jamie’s domestic jewelry, mill vases and chess sets.

What’s new or sparkling going on? We only non-stop a second location, Down to Earth Trading Company in Palisade during 311 Main St.

What plan do we use to compute your business from your competition? The accumulation of register in a shops allows for a whole family find something they love.

What can your business design from you? We have a clever patron bottom that has come to design low prices and a accessible atmosphere.

As a owners what would we contend is your passion as it relates to a business? Filling a business with light and love!

Tell us a tiny about your background, education, experience: Jamie started her career on a north seaside of Hawaii where she schooled a art of silversmithing and worked during a stone and valuables store. She helped open Main Street Minerals and Beads in 2005 as store manager and now she’s a large boss!

Do we have a favorite gift or free eventuality we support or sponsor? Colorado Environmental Coalition and KAFM Community Radio

What is a best discount we offer? The outrageous preference of pendants, necklaces and bracelets for underneath $10.

When a patron leaves your business what is it we wish them to consider about a knowledge of selling with you? The extensive value of holding home a singular gem combined by Mother Earth.

What creates Grand Junction and a Grand Valley a good place to do business? The Grand Valley has a ceaselessly flourishing and adaptive economy that understands a energy of ancillary tiny business.