I asked Dell to make me a custom piece of jewelry as a gift for my wife; it was an unusual piece, a…read morebracelet with her name in Sanskrit. I have to tell you; that turned out to not be a simple thing. She stayed on top of every detail, asked all the right questions, and the result is stunning. I went to her because my wife really, really likes her jewelry, and so do I. The selection is unique and reasonably priced. It's a lovely little store and the people are charming and attentive. Actually, I feel sort of like the hero in a 60's romantic movie when I go there, it's that kind of attention.

Katalina is the nicest & best help ! Always love going to see her! Beautiful jewelry, great quality.read more

We were visiting Santa Fe and wanted to buy a special turquoise bracelet. The first njght we…read moreexplored the stores right on the square but found that the stores didn't have the vintage pieces we were looking for at a fair price. After looking through online reviews we found a recommendation for Turquoise House so I stopped in. The owner is wonderful! He was so kind and really spent the time getting to know us and what we were interested in. When I found a signed vintage piece that was out of my price range, he worked with us to get it to a price we could manage. We left feeling like we had a new friend in the business. When we looked further at the hallmark and researched the artist more, we found that the piece we bought is valued at 30% more than we paid. Not that we will ever sell it. I know this review sounds a little gushy but just look at the photo and you'll get it.

The owner, Joe, great personality, extremely helpful on selection and styles, also very witty and…read moreengaging. My wife bought a turquoise ring and band, one needed resizing, but Joe had it ready the next day. Highly recommend the Turquoise House!

Ortega's on the Plaza was founded as a physical store front in 1971. But, the Ortega family's roots…read morein buying and selling Southwestern and Native American arts and crafts date back to 1871. It holds the distinction of being the oldest jewelry store operating on Santa Fe's Historic Plaza. The offerings here are expensive, but in my opinion there's no guesswork on the authenticity and quality of what you're purchasing. Anytime I'm in town, I make it a point to come in and drool over the bolo tie designs, most of which I can't (or won't?) afford. Like anything else Southwest-wise, I find that it takes awhile to sort through the massive selections to find the precious few that I then obsess over.

I used to love Ortega's however the last two times I've been in I dropped some serious $. Two of…read morethose items were defective, the most recent being an expensive pair of Spiny oyster hoop earrings that fell apart the first 10 minutes I had them on. There goes $600. I think I would have better luck elsewhere. NEVER AGAIN!

Walked in just browsing, and we left with two rings we'll keep forever. Sam took care of us - super…read moreeasygoing, knew his stuff, and never made it feel like a sales pitch. We picked out two gorgeous rings to celebrate our anniversary and the birth of our first daughter, and it actually felt meaningful - not like buying something off a rack. The whole shop feels curated instead of cluttered, with pieces that have real character. Prices felt fair too. We will be back the next time we're in Santa Fe.

Danny was amazing to work with. Helpful, knowledgable, and quick to answer my calls around delivery…read moreand care. We absolutely LOVE the gorgeous amethyst we purchased in Sante fe. We can not say enough about the beauty of this place. The picture does not represent the beauty well. There are citrine crystals growing on the amethyst as well.

Recently opened jewelry store in the plaza. What caught our attention was a beautiful crystal…read moreadorned peacock. In we go. Small shop with friendly, not overbearing sales people. Unlike other jewelry stores in the plaza the hard sell was absent. We took our time and the wife selected a pair of smooth turquoise earring that will match other jewelry she has. Other jewelry came stones and designs different than we're used to seeing. Uniqueness is a plus. I think the prices, while not inexpensive, reflected the quality of the piece. We've found a new place to buy jewelry. As for the peacock - it was way out of our budget.

Beautiful art, jewelry and stunning glass art. Great setting and customer service, right on the…read moreplaza in the heart of the arts district of Santa Fe! Frank is knowledgeable and helpful but not any kind of pressure when browsing this beautiful store! Such a wide variety of artisans unlike some galleries nearby.

After reading Craig F's review about repairs I stopped by while in Santa Fe. My experience could…read morenot have been better. I have a silver bracelet with a broken clasp. I was directed to Ricardo, who repaired it while I waited. I was thrilled that it could be done so quickly as I had driven from Taos. He did a great job, it was affordable, and it looks like it will last for years. The young lady at the register was so friendly too. I would highly recommend Bella Fine Jewelry. And their jewelry is GORGEOUS! Maybe next time...

Looking for someone to repair your jewelry? Look no further…read more My wife had a broken turquoise cuff bracelet that we took to Ricardo at Bella Fine Jewelry hoping to have it repaired. The bracelet was beyond repair, but Ricardo suggested using the separate pieces to create two pendants. And what a fine job he did! Creative and professional, he is worth the visit.

Lots of Beautiful jewelry to see, staff was very friendly. Although we didn't purchase anything it…read morewas nice to look around at everything.

Most places have a lifetime warranty because they have a quality product. Not this place. Theirs is…read morea lifetime warranty because they will just make you send it back to get fixed after they do a bad job. I had my engagement ring 2 months before the resizing broke in two spots. I only wore the ring a couple times a week. Then I tried to contact them and they would only text and not actually call me back to talk to me.

Since we've moved to NM I've developed a taste for turquoise (among other things). Although I never…read moremuch of a buyer - I may find that one piece I just have to own. That brings me to Samsville. A Native American headdress in the window brought me in. To the wife's chagrin, The vintage (1930s ~ 1970s) turquoise jewelry and great conversation kept me there. There are 3 combined sales areas, the 2 largest has all the jewelry. There is some newer stuff. But I wasn't looking for bright & shiny. The vintage jewelry showed excellent craftsmanship and lots of patina. Prices? Couldn't tell you. I didn't look or ask. Sam was there and presented a wealth of info and historical info. There's more than just turquoise. I saw clothing items and pottery including vintage stuff too. So nothing bought this time. However we'll be back with buying on the mind. In a town with plenty Native trinkets geared towards tourists this is the real deal for someone looking for authentic vintage jewelry.

Great jewelry selection, fast delivery and always excellent service…read more I found them during a visit to Santa Fe and continue buy from them online.