Tresor Park City

Jasse Vigas 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I had an extremely upsetting experience at the store. The woman who claimed to be the owner was incredibly rude and arrogant when I asked her a simple question about a crystal table. She refused to help us look at it and kept insisting that it was ‘the only one in the world.’ To make things worse, she told us we didn’t belong there. It was one of the most traumatic experiences I’ve had in a store 

Rikke Ekelund 

on Google

a month ago

I loved visiting this fantastic shop and looking at all the minerals and fossils. It was interresting talking with a very friendly shop manager who showed us the many wonders of the store. He was very kind to us, even though we didn’t buy anything this time. 

Zachary Tirrell 

on Google

a month ago

My wife and I love coming here. Honestly, the specimens at this shop rival, and in some cases surpass, what you’d find in a museum. From exceptionally well-preserved fossils to high-quality crystals, the selection is both impressive and thoughtfully curated. While many pieces are museum-grade, there are also more affordable options that are still stunning in their own right. It’s rare to find a place offering this level of beauty and care across such a range. We’ll definitely be returning again and again. 

Garry Kepes 

on Google

2 months ago

From gems, jewlery, meteorites, or fossils, Tresor is a gem of a shop in it's self. They have a great blend of quality and unique pieces. You can be shopping for small, large, or low cost to very expensive items, this is the place. Ali helped us locate the most exquisite museum type pieces that our children and grandchildren will remember. He was most personable and knowledgeable as he skillfully guided through the shop. Whether you're shopping to buy, or you just want an interesting experience, stop by and check it out. 

Angelica Hensley 

on Google

3 months ago

Awesome place! Gems were to DIE for! May 30th 2025 we found an agate used for jewelry if you needed some more gems you can get this giant “rock” at Cache National Forest in Idaho!