Vintage jewelry gifts in Carterville, Illinois

Your Jeweler, located at 209 West Commercial Drive in Carterville, Illinois, has been serving the area since 1988 as one of the most trusted jewelers in the region. Specializing in helping customers celebrate life's most important moments, Your Jeweler offers high-quality merchandise at the lowest possible prices. With a trained staff dedicated to providing honest and dependable service, Your Jeweler ensures that your valued heirlooms are treated with care in a safe and secure environment. Established in 1989, Your Jeweler is committed to offering quality jewelry at affordable prices while delivering exceptional service to each customer. With no gimmicks or nonsense, Your Jeweler aims to earn your business and provide you with the best possible experience. Visit us at 209 West Commercial Drive, Suite C, in Carterville, Illinois, for all your jewelry needs.

Eccentrics Boutique is a trendy and unique clothing store located in Carterville, Illinois. Our store is filled with a carefully curated selection of stylish and fashion-forward clothing, accessories, and gifts for women of all ages. From casual everyday wear to special occasion outfits, we have something for every fashionista. Visit us at 209 West Commercial Drive to discover the latest trends and elevate your wardrobe with our eclectic and chic pieces.

Cricket & Red Brick Antique Mall is a charming home goods store located at 112 North Division Street in Carterville, Illinois, United States. This antique mall offers a wide range of antique vintage finds, furniture, primitives, mid-century modern pieces, glassware, signs, stoneware, advertising, albums, comics, old postcards, vintage clothing, jewelry, faux food, creative candles, local honey, wind & willow dips, boutique items, and all types of collectibles. Since opening on March 8th, 2022, Cricket & Red Brick Antique Mall has grown to have over 90 vendors with unique treasures to discover. The historic building itself boasts original architectural features, including a large advertising display on the northern interior brick wall. Upstairs, visitors can admire peepholes in the stairs, original tin ceilings, glass atriums, and a glass floor.