Polynesian Treasures

If you are looking for quality Hawaiian items you need to shop here! I found gorgeous handmade jewelry, fabric by the yard, and numerous unique souvenirs. The staff is incredibly helpful and informative. What you will not find is the same stuff in every other touristy souvenir store.

If you’re shopping for souvenirs or home décor this is the place you want to go. While other shops will stock cheap crap that you wind up throwing away Polynesian Treasures has beautiful things you will keep for a lifetime. Items with value and meaning and a really nice and helpful staff who took their time explaining the history behind the things we were looking at. My husband and I walked away with rings to celebrate our 25^th anniversary that we will treasure always. When we return you will be seeing us again. Thank you for a great experience!

I love this shop! Whenever I visit Oahu this is a must! Their items are very unique… not touristy at all. They have beautiful artwork, jewelry, handmade ornaments, and perfume. If you’re in Haleiwa make sure to stop by this great little shop!

This shop is located in the first set of shops on the North Shore (coming from Honolulu). Just past the railroad tracks on the right. There is plenty of parking, though sometimes difficult to find a spot on weekends.
Lots of things (trinkets) from soaps, postcards, simple jewelry, T-​shirts, etc. It is rather small with a wrap-​around style and the cash register is in the middle on the right side of the center section. You MUST go here if you’re a tourist. Locals? Why not? You’re on the North Shore, so go in and have fun… you may find something you just can’t live without.
Cheers!

What a fabulous little shop with quality gifts and souvenirs. We went back three times and kept finding more things that we had to have. I love their wood crafted items and jewelry, very nice for the price. The staff were wonderful and made us feel very welcome.

Standard mid-​range souvenir shop but pleasantly arranged and with friendly helpful staff and one can usually find parking in the large lot.

Great stuff! More authentic than many of the places that sell cheap crap! Also, being on the North Shore, I think it speaks to a different type of people than Waikiki for example.
The clerks were extremely knowledgable about their products and answered all questions very well and gave some great info! If you want to bring something back from your trip to Hawaii, THIS is the place I recommend!

Go next door to the General Store for your tacky and cheesy souvenirs and gifts. This place has truly unique and cute stuff, and I’d actually be happy to be on the receiving end of these treasures. There’s a wide variety of gifts in this small store — lotions, jewelry, coasters, wood handicrafts, shells, etc. etc. Most are generally well priced, considering they’re good quality (and this is Hawaii, so it’s all relative).
My stand-​bys are the island-​style ornaments, the wood postcards and the pearl earrings. The staff is always pleasant and helpful without breathing down your neck. When my friend’s son was visiting, they spent at least 15 minutes educating him on sharks and sharks’ teeth. I even learned a few things myself!

We go to Oahu every year. And every year we drive to North Shore, specifically to gift shop at this store! They have unique items and the staff is knowledgeable on the history and make etc… I recommend it to anyone and everyone! NO junk here, simply one of kind pieces!

This place is terrific. My friend and I went in to peruse, and found a huge array of everything from touristy knickknacks, postcards, and jewelry, to fabric and perfumes, to amazing hand-​crafted items. They were one of the few places I could find in all of Oahu to carry Monoï oil. We loved it so much, we ended up going twice – discovering more things that we overlooked on the previous visit. There is certainly a lot to be found here.
The staff is also helpful & friendly as well. That in and of itself is worth glowing praise.

For Polynesian souveniers, Polynesian Treasures offers a variety of items which will appeal to all your gift recipients. I bought postcards to mail to my friends, followed by knick-​knacks for others and finally fabric for my next project. Everything you could need to bring back to your friends can be found here.