Lorraine’s Boutique

Came across this place while we were in the area and really loved it. I hate I do not remember the artist name but she is very talented. She has several different types of jewelry just using everyday things which I love. There is typewriter key, money, watch and cutlery jewelry among other things. I would recommended stopping in and checking them out. Very nice staff and they can make jewelry for you with your on trinkets… may try to do that next time we are in town.

I had a humiliating and bizarre experience at this business that I feel should be shared publicly. I visited Nashville last year with friends and stopped in the area near Lorraine’s on a trolley tour. We walked into the store and browsed a bit, but were not interested in buying any items so we left. We stopped at the local sweet shop next door (amazing) and then stood to wait for our trolley. Maybe 30 minutes later, an employee of the boutique approached us OUTSIDE and said she had proof of us stealing items and had phoned the police. We, in disbelief, returned back to the boutique to find no police and no proof of us stealing anything. We willingly emptied our purses and pockets to show we had taken nothing, but still received rude and accusatory comments from the staff. The whole ordeal lasted over 20 minutes and caused us to miss our trolley and feel humiliated. We did not receive an apology, but rather were blamed for the store experiencing theft in the past and a host of other reasons for this treatment. Apalling.
This is perhaps the worst and most unprofessional shopping experience I have ever had. What was supposed to be a day of shopping and sightseeing was virtually ruined. Suggest you leave this boutique off your list of places to visit, or shop here at your own risk. You aren’t missing much if you skip this place.
I am all about supporting local business, but when they display such egregious treatment of potential customers they deserve to be called out.

This little boutique is located near the Nashville Antique Archaeology store, which is why we were in the area. What a fun place to shop. Everywhere you look there is one creative piece after another. I purchased a beautiful Czech glass button ring and an adorable bracelet made with repurposed watch faces and butterfly charms. I am pretty sure I’m going to need more of Lorraine’s art!

Stopped in here on a recent visit to Nashville.
What a great little boutique.
I am a big supporter of artists getting pair fairly, so all hand-​made jewelry at a decent price. There are a few sale items, but overall creative looking things. I bought a little Stamp Ring for my daughter. They also have other up-​cycled jewelry made of coins, typewriter stamps, etc. Also plenty of other creative things.
The service was great, friendly, and clearly loves what’s happening in this wherehouse setting. Lots of other businesses coming in. Def give it a look along with a growing number of other shops and establishments.