2018 Nags Head Jewelry Stores Guide

A fun clothing shop geared to teenage girls and young women, the Lil’Grass Shack has a long history on the Outer Banks. It began as the Bikini Hut in 1987. The location moved a couple of times before it landed...

Lone Wolf offers an interesting selection of silver jewelry that cost as little as several dollars for toe rings to hundreds of dollars for exotic necklaces with stone pendants. The store had been located at Gallery Row...

Opened in 2002, shortly before the Outer Banks’ first annual Bike Week, the Nags Head Harley-Davidson sells just about everything a hog rider would want except the motorcycle. The shop gives a nod to local outlaws...

With its name taken from “Nauticus,” the Latin word for ship, it’s obvious why this store is a good fit for the Outer Banks. The brand has evolved from its start in 1983 as a men’s outwear...

New in 2012, this eclectic little store is as artsy and creative as you can get. A Hawaiian native, the owner is a skilled seamstress who combines the best of vintage fabric, classic design and imagination into clothing...

Locally owned and operated, Rock-A-Bye Baby boasts that it is the only full service kids store on the Outer Banks. This store may look small from the outside, but don’t let appearances fool you. It is stuffed to...

Themed on recycled and repurposed materials, Seagreen Gallery is one of the newest and most innovative art establishments on the Outer Banks.  This is a great place to find a one-of-a-kind gift for someone who has...

Since its opening in 1961, Seaside Art Gallery has steadily expanded from one room into an impressive 12 rooms, filled with selections representing an eclectic range of artists, eras and mediums --- even masters like...

An authentic Outer Banks treasure, this shell shop is one of the oldest family-owned stores in Nags Head, and it is without a doubt one of the most interesting.  Opened in 1954 by Woodrow Stetson, a Coast...

There’s a lot more than “fishy” things at this store, which is much bigger than it looks from the road.  With island music getting customers in the mood as soon as they step inside, the store...

Since 1975, Surfside Casuals has been selling a vast selection of bathing suits and beach accessories for men, women, girls and boys. And if there’s one truism about the Outer Banks, it’s that no one stays...

This  recently opened chain discount store was welcomed by many Outer Bankers, who appreciate a good deal and quality merchandise. Located on the border of Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills, its central Outer Banks...