Fleur D' Orleans

Excellent handcrafted jewelry design based on architectural features in NOLA. Check this place out!

Lovely jewelry and souvenir shop in the French Quarter! The artist/owner creates jewelry inspired by New Orleans architecture -- you can see the photographs of the city right next to the jewelry which is very cool! I got a pair of gorgeous earrings inspired by some of the iron railings in the city, and I love that's it's a subtle nod to my visit.Thank you Jann for making our visit to New Orleans extra special!

My hubs went in to browse while the kids chased bubbles from the bubble machine perched above the shop. Hubs called my daughter in as he found some earrings that reminded him of a moment he shared with her during the trip. My nephew and I followed her in and we all got sucked in by the awesome jewelry displays. The owner was very friendly and helped my nephew find a necklace within his ziplock bag budget range. She really spent a lot of time with the kids and made their keepsake purchases all the more special. In addition to jewelry she also sells really cool purses. My kiddo bought one and I would have gotten one too if I had any space in my carry ons. Good thing I grabbed her card :). She also had a very interesting background and provided a lot of great tips of things to do with kids in the quarter.

This is a great unique jewelry store to get something rare (if not one of a kind) to remember your New Orleans vacation. The pendents and earrings were designed inspired by metal work around the city (as long as they do not infringe on the Saints symbol). The owner/artist also makes beaded chains, and will ship them out to you if you have to depart before it's done. Mine arrived in the colors I liked to my size specifications in a matter of days.

I picked up a necklace here with the flour de lis emblem, which was made out of 925 silver. It was a beautiful necklace and made for an excellent and different souvenir. If you are trying to think out of the box and pick up a nice get for someone and/or yourself I definitely recommend this place.The service was excellent and the representative was super nice and helpful. She was not aggressive either, which I liked. Prices were not cheap but very fair considering you are in French Quarter.Additionally the tax is a bit steep at approx 10% or so, but hey that's NOLA for you.

A beautiful shop with very reasonably priced jewelry - you can get a beautiful souvenir or gift here for less than $100. Much less, depending on what you're looking for.The owner/designer helped me and she was so warm and personable. I love lost wax cast silver. The pieces were just right for me. It was hard to choose!I highly recommend you visit this shop if you're looking for a unique, wearable piece of New Orleans to bring home.

Over the years I've told myself to not buy souvenirs when I travel because most of it just collects dust. Therefore, I buy delicious things to eat or jewelry that I can wear. After walking around the French Quarter where there are endless touristy shops, I was about to give up on my mission to buy a piece of jewelry to bring back home from New Orleans. I'm so glad I found this store! I talked to the owner and what she did was take inspiration from around New Orleans to create jewelry. I ended up buying a fence design (intricate) which she made into good quality earrings. What a gem in the quarters!

A stop at Fleur D'Orleans is a must during our annual pilgrimage to the French Quarter. Owner/designer is there to offer suggestions and (important to me) opinions. Designs are based on architectural elements translated to jewelry, offering a beautifully wearable memory of New Orleans. Bead strands are for sale, or you can order exactly what you want. She also has unique stationary items, but hey . . . I'm there for the sparkle.

The address is: 717 Royal Street. This shop is full of wonderful treasures and well priced. Gorgeous Fleur de lis items, beads and stationery. One of the best shops in Nola. (Will be buying more online)

Great store with unique jewelry that is class. They made me a set of earrings from two necklace pendants.