Located in the heart of Massachusetts Ave, Silver in the City is Indianapolis’ purveyor of “Jewelry, Housewares and Whatnot.”
Created by Kristin Kohn back in 2000, Silver in the City is a woman-owned, LGBTQ+ friendly “unconventional little gift store.” The boutique specializes in selling jewelry, housewares, cards and stationary, gift boxes, ornaments and “anything else that tickled our fancy,” according to the website.
The shop’s values are centered on the idea of creating a community with love and acceptance. To this day, Silver in the City continues to be a safe place for all Hoosiers, offering shoppers unique trinkets, knick-knacks and seasonal gifts. Silver in the City has even won “Best Gift Shop in Indianapolis” and the “Spirit of Downtown” Award.
“At our core, we’re a brick-and-mortar shop where living our values and providing a welcoming, fun, informative shopping experience are of the utmost importance,” the website states. “Come visit us and you’ll find oh so much more than we have online, plus super friendly and helpful sales staff to share product knowledge, offer gift suggestions, and reach items on the top shelves for you!”
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Silver in the City continues to operate through its flagship store at 434 Massachusetts Ave. and also has a location at 111 W. Main Street, Suite 150, Carmel, IN. For more information, visit silverinthecity.com. To get in contact, call 317-955-9925 or email info@silverinthecity.com.
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