Sabai

I love this little gem shop, full of pretty little things that range in price from $ 5-​hundreds. I always find something unique and special, so it’s a dangerous store in that regard. The service is good and not solicitous. They have sales on different items rather regularly. I’ve bought several gifts here and the recipient always feels like you really made an effort — no cookie cutter options here. Overall, charming shop.

I love Sabai. I’ve been shopping here for several years and have always gotten high-​quality jewelry that holds up to regular wear. Many of the items are designed by the owner and feature beautiful stones. They mostly carry women’s jewelry, but there’s a case for the gentlemen too. There are a few displays with more affordable jewelry for when you don’t want to drop the big bucks (because maybe you want to pay your rent or be able to eat or whatever).
My purchases have tended to be on the pricier side, which I’m totally fine with — I’m happy to pay for quality materials, design, and craftsmanship (as long as I’ve already taken care of the rent, that is). The salespeople are friendly and don’t hassle you if you just wander in to stare at all the pretty things. And I highly recommend staring at the pretty things when you need a shot of aesthetic bliss.

Just visited the store with my daughter last week, I liked the selection very much and woman working at the store was very sweet and nice, they were running promotion buy 1 get 2^nd half price which was very sweet. I bought 2 rings and the one was little over $ 300 as it has gold in it so the lady selling it told us she will work it out and after gifted simpler small girlie sterling silver ring with semi-​precious stone to my teenage daughter, so everyone was happy. If I visit NOLA again, I will definitely pay a visit to the store.

I purchased some lovely wooden earrings shaped like treble/​bass clefs. I have since lost them :(and will have to buy another pair, but this shop was lovely, with many unique pieces and great customer service.

Hey before I begin a really big big THANK YOU NAMASTE to David who works here. I am letting everyone know he waited patiently for me to walk all the way from the lower garden district all the way up here to his store just to help me adjust a mother mary icon charm before officially closing. My dog was welcomed and we had great conversation here. It’s always a pleasure to be here whether I am on a hunt for some new jewelry or just stopping by to say hello. I am here in town again for a few months more and I wanted to include this review because David went out of his was to help place a charm on my wrist. I purchased this Mother Mary medallion from an antique shop in the lower garden district and David used some pliers to fit the piece on my wrist. We had a lovely chat and I was not pressured into purchasing anything there so I am deeply grateful he was so helpful and welcoming. I remember when Susan used to work here too. She always brightened my day and certainly walking into Sabai jewelry always makes me miss Susan and feel nostalgic. Come here if you want something unique because all the items here are from local artists and are hand crafted with care and with detail.

Stumbled across this jewelry store when walking down Magazine. I love this place! I bought a gorgeous ring and earring set that I will wear everyday. Shar and Leslie were very helpful and made me feel special as a customer. I wanted to buy more but ran out of money!
I will definitely visit again when I am in NOLA. If you love unique jewelry you will not be disappointed! They also have access on their website to purchase which I like very much.

This is my favorite place to stop when I visit New Orleans every year, and it is my all-​time favorite jewelry store in ANY city. While I miss the location on Royale St., I’m so thrilled that they decided to keep the one open on Magazine St – it gives me an excuse to do more shopping!
Sabai has a fantastic selection of jewelry. Their stuff is unique, yet classy – it leans towards ethnic, but a careful eye for editing keeps the designs «reeled in» so that it ends up being a signature piece for your collection, and not something that looks like you haggled for it in the markets of Pakistan.
The ladies that work in this shop are precious, and I always find *something* to take back home with me. This time, it was a gorgeous fairy druzy set, which was white with an iridescent sheen – it’s already getting «oooh’s and ahhh’s» from my travel buddies.
I wish everyone knew about this little gem – RUN down to Magazine St. and see what this place is all about.

I could buy one of each… great jewelry, reasonable prices ($ 100 for rings. But you will find unique rings that I havent seen everywhere else. some do look a little like mignon faget style… owner of the shop was very sweet

ABSOLUTELY 5 stars.
This is my all time favorite jewelry store. I have never been to a store with such creative and quality pieces. I am so spoiled. My apologies to all other jewelry stores. I will automatically compare your selection to Sabai’s and think you are BORING. You have to check this place out.
I have been getting gifts from my husband from here for about 10 years. Sharon is super helpful and friendly. She has helped the hubby pick out winners several times. THANK YOU SHARON! Whoo
I have brought things back for repair, and there was no problem at all. Please know the repairs were not a sign of poor quality. I simply wear the stuff so much that it needs a tune-​up every now & then.
I can’t wait until Christmas to see what I’m getting this year ;)

I love all of the jewelry in this store, and I’m picky about my jewelry! Various artists create beautiful rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, etc. Prices may range from one-​hundred to a few-​hundred dollars.
My boyfriend recently took advantage of their summer sale and came home with a gold plated pearl ring. The pearl is held by what looks like a little golden crown.
There are great options if you’re looking for a buddha, om, peace sign, or lotus flower!

Man, I’ve reviewed a bunch of jewelry stores. And yet I don’t really own a ton of jewelry. Maybe it’s because I used to work in one (now closed).
Sabai has great unusual pieces many of which feature semi-​precious stones. The pieces have a definite bohemian/​ethnic flair, but there are items that would also appeal to those with more conservative tastes.
My only criticism is that the incense int the store can be so heavy that I have to leave.