My wife and I picked up some amazing turquoise bracelets there, as well as a few other things…read more Jayla was very helpful and knowledgeable about the stones. We then met the owner Donovan who gave us even more insight to the business and our purchases. Will definitely be back!

Wide selection of pieces for jewelry as well as complete jewelry, beaded items, bolo ties, belts,…read moreherbs... It seems like it is a collective with various individual sellers/artists. Came for bolo ties and bought a bolo tie and belt, both beaded. Second time coming to this shop, a sit is Native owned an operated (there are MANY Native shops in Gallup on the 66, but few are Native owned). First time I came I bought jewelry, bolo ties, and pieces like charms for jewelry.

Limited selection but great support and let me finish shopping despite them preparing to close…read more Great little spot!!

Great if you are a wholesale outfit from out of state. They have two separate operations, one sells…read morethe nuts & bolts to make your own jewelry, the other sells native made jewelry which is signed and stamped plus other factory made products. Highly recommend their operation. Bring your sellers permit to get wholesale prices.

Chee's Indian Store, Between Gallup & Winslow Wow. Best stop…read moreof the whole trip, and I don't say that lightly. Plenty to unpack, but I'll keep it to what actually matters for the next traveler pulling off the highway. First: the fry bread. Second: the fry bread. Condensed menu, just the basics, no unnecessary hype, no fake variations, no upsell. They know what they do and they do it right. Third: the gift shop. This one surprised me. Solid range of price points, collector-grade jewelry sitting right next to casual pieces and everyday gifts. Sundries, the usual gift shop fare, but also a few original items I didn't see anywhere else on the route. Dropped some good cash and walked out like a bandit. Fourth: the staff. The two ladies working were some of the friendliest, most engaging people we met the whole trip. Made it easy to keep browsing, and kept the wallet open longer than planned. Must-visit if you're moving between Gallup and Winslow. Don't blow past it.

This was a nice stop for a weary traveler looking for a unique gift with a gorgeous design…read more There were souvenirs, rugs, jewelry pieces. Beautiful displays full of rocks and even game pieces. I loved looking around, found some great glass stones and pewter figurines. It was a great place to rest and shop.

Summary: --good selection of higher quality Hopi silver and…read moreother Hopi art --prices negotiable --higher quality items not readily found elsewhere, even Santa Fe --friendly, knowledgeable staff --seemingly better quality than items up on the mesa, though I didn't check every outlet on the mesa I'll give a price rating of "moderate," though some of the higher quality items can be expensive. But, you get what you pay for...

Bill Malone Trading is the place to go if seeking Native American arts and crafts in Gallup, New…read moreMexico. Bill has many years of experience. He is very knowledgeable about the items he sells and is a recognized expert in Navajo Rugs. His shop sells jewlery, paintings, kachinas and many other crafts. I don't bother shopping anywhere else. His prices are very fair and what ever he quotes is more than reasonable. His family business is one of the highlights I look forward to visiting. Several generations of family provide excellent service. There is absolutely no pressure to buy. All of his products are authentic and genuine. Some from his personal lifetime collection. I have purchased goods from Bill since before he opened his trading company. His store is rated as #1 of 14 things to do in Gallup. I probably visit his store 3 to 5 times each year and have never been disappointed in the many items that have been purchased.

Didn't eat there-just looked around. Husband couldn't resist buying fudge from Uranus Fudge…read moreFactory. Lots of hokey stuff to buy.

Summary: --great selection of Zuni crafts, especially…read morefetishes --l-o-n-g drive from anywhere, especially if you're trying to hit both Zuni and Hopi shops the same day If you're interested in Zuni fetishes and can stop only at one place, this is probably as good or better than others (though this is the the only place I had time to stop). Large selection with knowledgeable, friendly staff.

This trading post is AMAZING! The selection is outstanding and the staff was extremely nice &…read morehelpful. It is a family owned business that has been around for years. I only wish I had more disposable income !

Amazing variety of art work in this 112 year-old Gallup institution…read more Excellent customer service. You won't believe the array of silver and turquoise.

This place was really nice and had such a great variety of items! There were so many beautiful…read morethings made by Native American artists -- from paintings and hairpieces to dream catchers and more. You can really tell the authenticity because many of the items even have census numbers on them. The store is run by Native Americans, and everyone working there was incredibly kind and welcoming. I really appreciated being able to support their work and see the craftsmanship up close. They do have a section with items that look like they came from China, but the real treasures are definitely the authentic Native-made pieces. If you're looking for genuine Native American art and gifts, this is the place to go!

Visited this store a few weeks ago with intentions to spend a great deal of money. We have come…read morehere in the past with a good experience so we decided to stop by again. This time it was awful. One of the employees is an older, white, tall and gray haired woman who is incredibly rude and disrespectful. She talked about us to the other employees openly and inappropriately. It's sad that we felt so disrespected because if I had a better experience I would love to come back again.

The nugget gallery is such a fine stop! Steve, the owner is extremely personable, honest, and is…read moresuper knowledgeable and trustworthy when it comes to marketing and recommending stones, craftsmanship, and all interests in authentic native jewelry, with fair, competitive prices. Plan to make a second stop on our return home from our snowbird journey. We have found a new favorite on Rt66- minus the tourist trap vibe! Shop here for authentic native jewelry!

Gallup, New Mexico is the center of Navajo and Native American jewelry and crafts. Something like…read more75% of all Native jewelry flows through the city. The Nugget Gallery is a little off the beaten path but has an extensive collection of jewelry, stones, kachinas, horsehair pottery, sand paintings, woven goods and many other art products. The store's owner is extremely knowledgeable about jewelry and you can be assured that your purchase is authentic and made by a local artisan and not some knock-off shop in China. The prices are good here too, very reasonable compared to the shops on Route 66.

Beautiful jewelry, I highly recommend this company, Icouldn't be happier with my purchases!!read more

I have spent thousands on their Indian jewelry. I purchased spiny oyster earrings and a bracelet…read more They are so absolutely cheap and worthless. No one could ever possibly operate the flimsy clasp on the spiny oyster bracelet. I'm really upset that they sold such an inferior product. I had come to have confidence in their quality but cannot say that anymore. Do not waste your money on either of these pieces