Best place to buy Indian jewelry in Santa Fe. Carefully…read morecurated collection of the best artists. Prices are honest and about half what you would pay for similar items around the plaza. The stuff is not cheap, but it's real, authenticated, and the best of its kind. They also have pottery and baskets. Staff are friendly and knowledgable.

Dragonfly Native American Jewelry is a tiny little jewelry shop located in an office on the second…read morefloor of 24 Ashby Street in Old Town Warrenton. I've noted the sign a few times I've driven by and always wanted to check it out - today I finally did. I'm a fan of some Native American decor. They carry a few non-jewelry items as well. along the lines of home decor, including some Dream Catchers and Indian drums. The lady who runs the place is very friendly and happy to answer any questions you may have. Check out Dragonfly Native American Jewelry! Small but mighty! :-)

Georgia is extremely knowledgeable about Native American jewelry. She has been collecting, buying,…read moreand selling for many years. Her prices are very responsible as well. It is a tiny "hole in the wall" type of place. You know, the kind that turns out to be a real treasure!

This store is a must shop! Head directly there as soon as you get to the plaza. Reason number one…read moreit is the only native owned store in the whole plaza. So put your money where your mouth is and support Navajo, brothers and sisters! this is cutting edge stuff. If you want to know what's going on with a modern indigenous designers and get a feel for the culture - get there!! if you want to show some love then bring your wallet and adorn yourself accordingly. The staff is beyond amazing warm and helpful. I love this place. I will be back soon.

I have purchased many earrings and necklaces. I love them all! I highly recommend their pieces!read more

I collaborated on the design of my dream-come-true ring with Tyler and Kyle and I am SO HAPPY I…read moredid! It's gorgeous and I feel like a princess! The guys are so helpful! i sold all my old gold and silver to them, so we could use that to buy the white gold for my ring. I was happy with how easy they made everything. This is a piece I will wear with pride for the rest of my life! I also had Kyle replace a missing Garnet in an earring, and brought in a necklace to be repaired... and they look great!

Reflective jewelry was the ONLY shop in town that could complete my ring repair: replacing two…read morelost stones in a baguette setting. Outstanding showroom, customer service, reasonable prices and timelines. Throughly positive experience and my ring is beautifully restored, which I love.

Plata de Santa Fe is an astounding boutique composed of the hand-picked collection made with the…read moreowner's expertise and personal taste for true quality, authentic artistic pieces, and heartfelt connection to the way art manifests in the human soul. The owner, Peggy, has a personal relationship with each artist and jeweler, each piece is handmade and no two items are the same. She knows the detailed history of each piece and style as well as holds the artisan's vision and respect in the highest regard. Plata de Santa Fe is a place which ties in connection, place, art, beauty, self expression, and magic which allows for the wearer of each amazing piece to express their own connection to the ineffability of art through the jeweler's divine design. At Plata de Santa Fe, everyone who steps through the door is welcomed into a place of inspiration, delight, and empowered to wear their New Mexico made jewelry with authentic passion. Here, you become part of the jeweler's vision as you adorn yourself with delectable hand-made, hand-selected designs that allow your soul to shine brightly while you are adorned with the utmost fashion and jewelry that flows forth from the Muse directly. The owner, Peggy, is a wonderfully knowledgeable, tasteful, beautiful, amazing woman whose style embodies Santa Fe's beautiful, colorful, spirit. Peggy brings Santa Fe's artistic vision to life, provides fantastic customer service, offering design details, pairings, welcoming everyone in with a smile, and is a lovely storyteller. Within her shop she is the magic that makes each piece shine. Her wisdom and ability to connect to each person who comes through the door is heartwarming as she asks for your personal tastes and preferences when helping you find what you are looking for. Each piece is quality, authentic, and tells a story. All you need to do is choose to walk through the door and your amazement awaits!

This place has the most unique jewelry .Art in so many forms .I recommend you stop and see the…read moreplace hard to leave empty handed.Great staff owner is a doll so helpful an knowledgeable.A must see.

Update on my October 16, 2025 Gold House review of the Turquoise and Diamond bracelet that broke…read moreTWICE within three weeks, and where the Gold House (which is affiliated also with Kenny Diva Diamonds and any Santa Fe jewelry store run by Suleiman Management) refused a refund per New Mexico Consumer Law. WARNING: An independent appraisal validated that the 18-carat gold band WAS NOT 18-caret gold. The Turquoise is not the MINED turquoise we were told by the Gold House; it is SYNTHETIC Turquoise which is easily made in the lab, and costs 50% to 70% cheaper. Thus, the (fake) appraisal that they gave me certifying the estimated value of the bracelet was FRADULENT. DO NOT SHOP HERE. . . . and BE CAREFUL of ANY jewelry store selling "authentic, mined" turquoise. Here are the facts: If you're comparing Santa Fe-area mined turquoise to synthetic turquoise, the differences are substantial: * Natural turquoise has geological authenticity, cultural significance, and collector value. * Synthetic turquoise is visually similar but lacks natural structure, rarity, and provenance. _ _ _ _ _ The presence of mined (natural) turquoise versus synthetic turquoise can dramatically change the appraised value of a bracelet--often by a factor of 5× to 50×, depending on quality, provenance, and craftsmanship. _ _ _ _ _ How Turquoise Type Affects Appraised Value 1. Natural, Mined Turquoise = Highest Value Appraisers place a premium on natural, mined turquoise, especially when it is: * From a known mine (Cerrillos, Sleeping Beauty, Kingman, Royston, Bisbee, etc.) * High-grade (dense, hard, vivid color, minimal matrix) * Untreated or minimally treated (stabilized is acceptable but lowers value somewhat) Value impact * A bracelet with high-grade natural turquoise can be worth thousands more than the same bracelet set with synthetic stones. * If the stones are from a famous mine, provenance alone can add 20-200% to the appraisal. _ _ _ _ _ 2. Stabilized Natural Turquoise = Mid-Range Value Most turquoise on the market is stabilized because natural turquoise is porous. Appraisers still consider stabilized turquoise real turquoise, but: * It is valued lower than untreated high-grade stones. * It is valued far higher than synthetic or reconstituted material. Value impact * Typically 40-70% of the value of high-grade natural turquoise. * Still considered legitimate and insurable as turquoise. _ _ _ _ _ 3. Synthetic Turquoise = Very Low Value Synthetic turquoise includes: * Resin-based imitation * Dyed howlite or magnesite * Reconstituted turquoise powder mixed with resin Appraisers classify these as non-gem materials. Value impact * A bracelet with synthetic turquoise may be valued only for the metal and craftsmanship, not the stones. * The turquoise itself may add little to no appraised value. * In many cases, synthetic stones reduce the appraisal by 80-95% compared to natural turquoise. _ _ _ _ _ Example of Real-World Appraisal Differences Imagine two identical sterling silver bracelets: Bracelet A: Natural, mined turquoise * High-grade stones from a known mine * Appraised value: $1,200-$3,500 Bracelet B: Synthetic turquoise * Resin-based imitation * Appraised value: $150-$300 (mostly metal + labor) Same design, same metal, same craftsmanship--but the stones change everything. _ _ _ _ _ Why Appraisers Penalize Synthetic Stones Appraisers look at: * Rarity * Authenticity * Market demand * Replacement cost * Cultural significance Natural turquoise checks all these boxes. Synthetic turquoise checks none. Even if synthetic stones look "perfect," they have: * No geological rarity * No mine provenance * No collector value * No resale market * No cultural or historical significance _ _ _ _ _ BE AN INFORMED CONSUMER. . . . DON'T GET RIPPED OFF by The Gold House. . . . or any affiliate!!!!

I'm absolutely thrilled with my Anniversary Ring from Santa Fe's Gold House! It's absolutely…read moregorgeous! Bara, the Sales Manager, was incredibly trustworthy from the very beginning. He was honest and reliable throughout the entire 4-6 week process. I quickly realized that Bara is incredibly professional, knowledgeable, and an expert in all things jewelry. His confidence put me at ease about letting Santa Fe Gold House, which is over 300 miles away from home, design my replacement Anniversary Ring based on just a description of my lost ring. When FedEx finally delivered my Ring, I was blown away. I'm completely satisfied and loving it!

I love this place the woman in the shop I'm not sure if she's the owner but is amazing and always…read moresuper helpful with jewelry repairs & her stuff she makes is beautiful. Highly recommend and I feel an overlooked shop in SF due to all of the other "tourist" jewelry shops in the area.

I have purchased several items from Gusterman's. They resized a ring and checked the stone…read more Beautiful pieces and helpful people!

This place was close to my hotel so it got my attention since they were having areas in front of…read morethe store where they placed items for sale. It surely got my attention and one day I walked to it to check it out. The place is big, they sell carpets, home decor, jewelry. I got a couple of baskets on sale they were cute and the prices were decent. They selection was very good and customer service was good, I was in and out fast. If you are in the area, give it a browse, it has a great of selection of merchandise!

Amazing gallery with one of a kind pieces. I stopped in this gallery the other day while walking…read moredown on Old Santa Fe Trail and it was definitely worth it. Each room in the gallery has its own beauty and uniqueness; something you don't see often. They offer everything from handmade rugs to jewelry and pottery. Overall it was a 10/10 experience.