Granada Gallery has both fossils, polished gems, minerals and jewelry in their collection. A…read morejeweler has taken the business to another level. They use a mineral to make eye glass frames that are one of a kind. Shared parking lot.

Beautiful high end gem and art gallery located in historic downtown Tucson.The gems are…read moreunbelievable and so amazing to see.

Amazing rocks and fossils! Tucson gem show is amazing every year. There are 56 different shows…read moreduring the two weeks in February, this was the first time I visited this show.

I have been enjoying the Tucson Gem Shows for years, but yesterday at RMGM was so much fun and a…read morereally relaxed shopping experience! In the span of only one year, owner Sandra and her family have really built this show out! Multiple buildings, room to easily move around & shop, convenient, free parking, food available from Tuxson Tacos Catering and super clean restrooms really make this show a treat AND you can park once and visit other shows in the Mineral District. Did I walk away with a new acquisition? Of quartz!!!! BAHAHAHAH

Truth be told, we ended up here only because we were waiting for the Georgia O'Keeffe tour to start…read moreand honestly, it was a true highlight. The gallery is free and the art was amazing. It was largely Ansel Adams but they had quite a few of his rarer workers. I left feeling a bit surprised that I got to see all of that for free. It's definitely worth checking out.

This gallery is the real deal. Could not believe the classic photographs they had for sale and on…read moredisplay. If you're in Santa Fe, do not miss this place.

I took my batch of surplus gold to a few places in town to get quotes, since gold is selling for…read moresuch a high price. Lucine at Skyline Gallery was referred to me be several people at our church, so I took my treasures to her last. At a lot of the other places, they wouldn't even take silver, and many others weren't interested in the broken pieces (I inherited a lot, from broken stuff to heirloom-quality, in a mix of metals), but Lucine was happy to buy it all. She bought everything from my mother-in-law's broken, gem-less earring backs to my old disney silver coins and baby spoons. Plus, she recognized the stones in the more valuable pieces, unlike every single other place I took the jewelry, where only diamonds mattered. She was positively meticulous in her pricing and estimation! Her quote for many of the items was up to four times as much as some of the other places, and fully TWICE as much as the top quotes I got from the most generous pawn shops. I couldn't believe it! Plus, Skyline Gallery is a beautiful place. When I was standing in the line at a pawn shop on First Avenue there were people with guns, a guy twitching while looking around like a lunatic, and a couple of guys smoking a joint in the parking lot, a guy with an obviously stolen car radio trying to convince them that he hadn't stolen it, and the whole scene just felt unsafe and downright scuzzy. You certainly won't find that here. It was a really clean, honest, and ethical exchange in an absolutely beautiful store, and I left feeling great. I also have to say that their collection of jewelry and treasures is unbelievable! It's almost like a curated museum, and the owners clearly know their craft. Lucine has a metallurgy degree from the University of Arizona, if I remember correctly, and they know all the local jewelers, latest techniques, etc. I got the feeling that they were both knowledgable and passionate - a wonderful combination that makes walking into their gallery an adventure and a learning experience all in one. Plus, they aren't snobby at all. They were just as passionate about the gold-plated chain I was interested in as the solid chain, and were totally up front about the perks and drawbacks of every choice. I never felt pressured, and got the impression that they know how to work with any client, from lavish millionaires to the average Joe looking for a spectacular engagement ring on a budget. In any event, whether you are looking to buy or sell, their obvious fairness, generosity, and ethics make this THE place to buy or sell the most precious things in your jewelry cabinet.

The moment you walk into Skyline Gallery, owned and operated by Lucine Dirtadian and Ursula…read moreRodgers, you are taken aback by the beauty, variety and creativity of their inventory. They have a lot of art glass, wall art and other decorative items and have some really cool practical art as well although most of my business with them has been with their jewelry. I bought my wife's ingagement ring from them, a beautiful ring from a designer in Seatle. The size of diamond I needed for the ring was out of my price range so they said they'd see what they could find and get back to me. A short time later they called me. They went out of their way and found a used diamond of great cut and clarity in just they size I needed for much less than what it was worth. The ring/diamond combination turned out better than I dared to hope. Fast forward a little bit and my wedding is fast approaching. I decide I want to buy the matching wedding band. Only problem is the designer stopped making that particular design. Lucine and Ursula have a solution...they make a ring. This is two weeks before my wedding mind you. The proposed design called for a few small diamonds which were donated to the cause by my future in laws out of some family jewelry. The ring they made was absolutely beautiful! And so much more meaningful. These people truly know their craft and rarely will you ever experience the level of customer service they provide. I would recommend Skyline Gallery to anyone

This mineral and gemstone is honestly so cool and it has been around for decades. It is right near…read morethe Sahara national Park and the old Tucson Studios. When you are in town, you must visit because there are so many cool and amazing crystals throughout the store. There are also many cool items, including skulls and skeletons. I would definitely recommend that you stop by if you're into crystals and bones and all kinds of cool things.

We saw this place on the side of the road so we had ro check it out. There are all sorts of rocks…read morecrystals and fossils. I ended up getting some jade, chocolate citrine anda fossil. Good prices and friendly employee. Parking is in the dirt lot out front.

Really enjoyed our visit to the Arizona State museum on the campus of ASU. This is an anthropology…read moremuseum focusing on Southwest indigenous cultures. Considering the nature of the displays (delicate and a lot of reading), the exhibits may not be that interesting for young children. All exhibits were on the first floor. The museum houses an extensive collection of southwestern indigenous pottery, with over 24,000 pieces spanning 2,000 years. Although most of the pottery collection is kept in a controlled vault to protect from humidity and temperature, there are still many pieces on display and lots of opportunity to learn. There's also a virtual tour option for the pieces in the vault. There's also a wonderful collection on the art of Native American basket making, and according to their website they house the "world's largest and most comprehensive collection". Two temporary exhibits were on Native American jewelry making and a photography exhibit on the Sámi indigenous people in Northern Europe. In the hallway, there was information on the 19th amendment, which although I appreciated, I felt that it was out of place. Overall, I learned a lot during the visit and appreciated that the museum respected the history of past and present indigenous cultures.

I loved it!!! I had not been in years and they had really updated it. The exhibits are well curated…read moreand all the descriptions are informative and interesting. I could not believe the amount of artifacts were on display. The flow of the museum was easy to follow and it took about 2 hours to see the whole place. You could take longer or just hit a few of the exhibits. I believe everyone who lives here should go, and it's a great thing to take visitors to. It's always good to know where you live.

Really shocked at how well presented this museum is…read more Kind of tucked away off Park, this 70,000 sf has the largest collection of Ford Model A's that i have seen, fire trucks, tractors and some gorgeous modern cars as well. Definitely leans to American models, specializing in Ford. Currently open 3 days a week...closes at 5 pm. Ill go back.

Fascinating place. Very large variety of glamorous, personal luxury vehicles, delivery vans, Coca…read moreCola trucks, a hearse, emergency vehicles, fire trucks, Army vehicles, old fashioned snowmobiles going back to the EARLY 1900s! There were a bunch of Model Ts, restored AND in the process of being restored. A labour of love. The site is very large, well-managed and they provide free cold bottled water - and as you need/require. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here! Hope my pics capture this trip back in time.

This is the 2nd location of The Clay Co-Op. This location is more spacious with more glazes,…read moreworkshops, kilns, wheels. The owner is Maxine and she is very kind, patient and helpful. There are classes for all levels, they have one time classes and workshops, they sell glazes and will do outside firing by the pound. Everyone is helpful. This location is accessible 24 hours a day. It's nice to go in at night and be the only person there. Ceramics is so much fun!