Founded in 1972 by Michael Fiskin, the Fiskin & Fiskin Custom Jewelers started out as a modest jewelry shop in Southern Pines, North Carolina. The store quickly gained recognition for its unique and eccentric custom products. Now partnering with other custom designers like Dana J. David, Monica Rich Kosann, Julie Baker Design, Slane & Slane, Anthony Nak, Irene Neuwirth, Gurhan and Lauren Harper, they have established themselves as one of the state’s premier jewelers. The Jewelry store specializes in artistically-designed South Sea Pearls and white and fancy-colored diamonds.

Olmsted Village is a 91-acre shopping venue in Pinehurst, North Carolina. This popular local scene includes a unique and elegantly-designed shopping center with a wide array of unique specialty stores and casual to gourmet restaurants.

The shopping village also houses the Biltmore Professional Center which offers a variety of professional services including, financial services, skin care and a number of other therapeutic practices.

Finally, secluded and tucked away in Longleaf Pines, there is the Hilton Homewood Suites. Experience the quintessential feeling of rest and relaxation after a long day of shopping in this 100-suite only award-winning hotel.

Burchfield’s Golf Gallery is the one-stop shop for all your golf needs. A celebrated Pinehurst tradition since 1986, this golf store caters to all golf enthusiasts offering a wide variety of golf-oriented products and apparel from clubs, balls, original paintings, sculptures, art prints and other unique decorative items.

Indulge in a luxurious experience of relaxation and rejuvenation at the Pinehurst Spa. Feel your stressful woes melt away with over 40 different spa treatments. Bond with your adolescents as the spa offers a mother-daughter package which includes special services for teenagers. The lavish 4-star edifice offers eight different massage therapies including one unique massage for golfers. The 31,000 square foot spa facility also includes soothing aquatherapy areas, a salon, and a fitness center catering to the customers’ satisfaction.

Built in 1810, the infamous log cabin now housing the Sandhills Woman’s Exchange is one of Pinehurst’s historical icons. It was once used as a kitchen by the late Archibald McKenzie during the post-civil war days.

Now, it stands as a local cooperative shop selling a wide array of custom-designed products. The exchange is run by an executive board and several committee chairmen with active members and dedicated professional staff who give every effort to produce and craft unique items not found in other local shops such as hooked and braided rugs, knitted and crocheted bedspreads, patchwork quilts, placemats, aprons, smocks and pot holders, baby clothes and little girls' dresses, dolls, toys, knitted articles, pillows, birdhouses and feeders, pottery and cook books.