5 Sedona Crystal Shops Worth Visiting

November 6, 2026

Where to find crystals, aura photos and singing bowls in West Sedona and Uptown.

You can buy a crystal almost anywhere. But buying one in Sedona feels different.

Maybe it is the red rocks outside the window. Maybe it is the vortex traditions people come here to explore. Or maybe it is a conversation with someone who can explain the differences between two nearly identical pieces of amethyst.

Whether you are a serious collector or just want a small stone to remember your trip, these five Sedona crystal shops are worth adding to your itinerary.

1. Crystal Magic: A Longtime West Sedona Favorite

Where: 2978 W State Route 89A, West Sedona

Crystal Magic has been part of Sedona's crystal-shopping scene for decades. Known for its extensive selection of natural crystals, polished stones, gemstones, jewelry, books, and spiritual gifts, it's a great starting point for first-time visitors.

Whether you're searching for a small souvenir or something unique for your collection, Crystal Magic offers plenty to explore.

2. Center for the New Age: The Metaphysical Department Store

Where: 341 State Route 179, across from Tlaquepaque

If Sedona had a spiritual department store, this would be a contender. The Center for the New Age carries crystals, gemstone jewelry, statues, books and other metaphysical gifts.

It is also a fun place to browse. Look for the colorful mural and alien statues outside, and explore available readings or aura photography if those experiences interest you. Book ahead for a particular service.

3. Sedona Crystal Vortex: Crystals, Aura Photos and Readings

Where: 300 N State Route 89A; 270 N State Route 89A, Suite 1; and 285 Jordan Road, Uptown

Sedona Crystal Vortex is a practical option for first-time visitors who want crystals, jewelry and a little Sedona-style curiosity in one outing. At select locations, you can book an aura photo or an intuitive reading.

Its three Uptown locations make it easy to browse while exploring the neighborhood. Confirm which location offers the experience you want before heading over.

4. Mystical Bazaar: Crystals and Unusual Finds

Where: 3058 W State Route 89A, West Sedona

Mystical Bazaar is a good stop for crystals, gemstone jewelry, spiritual gifts and distinctive pieces. The shop also advertises aura photography and psychic readings.

Take your time with the displays and ask the team about the items that catch your eye. This is a West Sedona stop, not an Uptown shop, so it pairs naturally with Crystal Magic.

Wind chimes and spiritual gifts on display at Mystical Bazaar in West Sedona

5. Crystal Tones Creekside: A Specialist Stop for Singing Bowls

Where: 251 State Route 179, Creekside Plaza, Sedona

If singing bowls are your main interest, Crystal Tones’ Creekside location offers a specialist collection of Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls. The store also promotes sound bath experiences.

Check its current showroom and event details before visiting, especially if you want a demonstration or a scheduled sound bath.

How to Choose Your First Crystal

New to crystals? Keep your first purchase simple:

  • Set an intention. Some shoppers associate stones with calm, clarity or confidence; you can also choose purely for color or shape.
  • Hold a few. If the shop allows it, compare how different pieces look and feel in your hand.
  • Start small. A tumbled stone or palm stone is easy to carry home.
  • Ask questions. Find out what the mineral is, where it came from and whether the seller can explain its sourcing.

Popular first picks include amethyst, clear quartz, rose quartz and citrine. Their spiritual associations are traditions and personal interpretations, not scientifically established effects.

Crystal Shopping Tips for Sedona

  • Set a budget. Small stones and larger statement pieces can have very different prices.
  • Ask about shipping. Large geodes and singing bowls may be easier to ship than pack.
  • Plan your route. Crystal Magic and Mystical Bazaar are in West Sedona; Sedona Crystal Vortex is in Uptown.
  • Pair shopping with a viewpoint. If you bring a new stone on a hike, keep it with you and leave the landscape undisturbed.

Want to plan a vortex stop? Read Dreamcatcher’s Sedona Vortex Sites guide.

A Mystical Sedona Day

Start in West Sedona with a browse at Crystal Magic and Mystical Bazaar. Then drive to Uptown for the shops at Sedona Crystal Vortex. If you want to explore the State Route 179 corridor, leave time for Center for the New Age or the Crystal Tones Creekside showroom.

Finish with sunset at a legal viewpoint, then look up if the sky is clear. Sedona’s night-sky culture is another reason people stay curious after dark.

For more unusual Sedona ideas, explore Weird Sedona Bingo: Psychics, Crystals, UFOs and Sound Baths.

Aerial view of West Sedona along State Route 89A with red rocks beyond

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best crystal shop in Sedona?

It depends on what you want. Crystal Magic is a convenient West Sedona choice; Sedona Crystal Vortex offers several Uptown locations; and Crystal Tones specializes in singing bowls.

Where can I get an aura photo in Sedona?

Sedona Crystal Vortex offers aura photography at select locations. Mystical Bazaar and the Center for the New Age also advertise aura-related services. Check booking availability first.

Are crystals expensive in Sedona?

Prices vary widely by mineral, size, quality and source. Small tumbled stones are generally more affordable than large geodes and specialist singing bowls.

Can I buy crystal singing bowls in Sedona?

Yes. Crystal Tones Creekside specializes in Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls. Other shops may stock bowls, but inventory and demonstration policies can change.

Stay Steps From a Favorite West Sedona Crystal Shop

Dreamcatcher Inn of Sedona sits in West Sedona, next to Crystal Magic. It makes a practical base for crystal shopping, vortex visits and quiet evenings beneath the red rocks.

Dreamcatcher Inn of Sedona sign framed by red roses in West Sedona

Every room includes a mini-fridge and microwave, while selected room categories have kitchenettes for longer stays. Many accommodations offer outdoor seating or views; confirm the features of your preferred category before booking. Free Wi-Fi and parking are available.

Ready to explore? See Dreamcatcher Inn’s rooms or call (928) 282-6680. Compare available rates and book directly through the hotel.

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