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Yes Cayman is expensive, but that doesn't mean you can't find some deals. I always purchase stone carved into animal shapes, nice shirts and t-shirts, and I love the small local paintings. We often purchase items made by local artists at Pure Art, which is on the outskirts of Georgetown, going towards Smith Cove (towards the south side of the island). My son purchased a pair of bamboo sunglasses there and I purchased a beautiful two sided ring (it has the inside of a conch shell on one side, and larimar on the other side. The have tons of items there: carvings, paintings, soap, jewelry, etc. You could easily spend an hour or more there. In town, Blue Iguana has some good prices on items.

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Photography equipment is a niche item that can be had at very competitive prices. I've bought cameras and lenses here that rival any price i could find on the internet.

 

Local craft products such as Cayman Pepper Jelly, Caymanite jewelry, or paintings from Pure Art can be a unique souvenir of your visit to Cayman.

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