I LOVE THIS STORE! Amazing costumer service, great products, and the most authentic experience…read more They have very fair pricing. I love that this family & locally owned and ran business is continuing the beautiful tradition of Native American art and jewelry. I love even more that they support and do their business with local artists. This is my favorite store in town and highly and recommend checking this place out! They really do make you feel the southwest experience!

High-quality, beautiful jewelry: turquoise, opal, "white turquoise," coral and more. Really good…read morecustomer service.

If interested in handmade, high quality, customized Native American jewelry; without a doubt in…read moremind, this gallery is not to be missed and is a must visit! Orville Tsinnie is a renowned self-taught artist. He is a master Navajo silversmith who has been making jewelry since the 1970s; winning numerous awards, including a Lifetime Achievement award from the Indian Arts and Crafts Association (IACA), an honor that brings well-deserved recognition to this fine American Indian artist. Tsinnie can be considered a perfectionist due to his tremendous craftsmanship, attention to detail, and work. By constructing his jewelry with the highest quality stones and materials, the overall results are quite stunning! I was first introduced to Tsinnie's fine craftsmanship approximately a year ago, when my eyes gazed upon a c.1995 stylish heavy-gauge silver bracelet. Immediately thereafter, I became a loyal fan of his beautifully handcrafted work and had to obtain a few of his unique designs. Tsinnie was personally contracted to re-design a Kingman cuff that I purchased as a holiday present that would not properly fit onto my boyfriend's giant wrist. Without being knowledgeable about bracelet gap openings, the original bracelet was impossible to fit around his wrist. The original bracelet was ravishing and would have been such a disappointment to not be able to properly display and wear. Tsinnie's designs are handmade, which takes time to produce the quality of craftsmanship; but every day worth the wait was well worth it. The finished re-design was an absolutely stunning masterpiece! If you are interested in superb quality, craftsmanship and superior customer service; I highly recommend contacting Orville Tsinnie! I am absolutely positive in the near future he will indeed construct a few more lovely pieces for me.

One of my favorites in town for sure. They have jewelry making materials and lessons I cannot find…read moreanywhere else in town. The people who work in this store are also always so kind and helpful. Personally, besides the variety of jewelry and materials they sell, I like that they sell such random things too. I'll always love this store.

Super cute store, I'll be honest we only stopped in to see all the unicorn toys in the window but…read moreit ended up being a great store. Lots of cute animal paintings- ask the employees about the artist, he sounds like an interesting character! For about $10 you can make your own necklace, the kids loved the heck out of that. Also lots of good quality toys here, I would say mostly for girls. There was also quite a bit of pretty jewelry and interesting little finds, not pricey. Much more than a bead shop!

Excellent selection and services are over the top! They know…read morehow to treat a customer! Value is always surpassed the others by a mile!

I cannot put into words how much we love J.A. Jewelers. From the fantastic customer service to the…read morefair pricing on whatever piece of jewelry you are seeking, they are hands down the best Jewelers in town. We've been repeat customers of theirs for five years and have referred several friends and family to them as well, all of whole have had the same experience with the From top national lines to custom designed pieces, John and Adam will help you through the process and treat you like your family.

Huge selection of Zuni beaded items. Very pricey, but completely handmade by the locals with the…read moreuse of beautiful, high-quality beads. They also carry lots of Hopi and Navajo items, blankets, rugs, and American-made clothing and work boots. I bought several pairs of turquoise earrings here and I wear them a ton! If you're near Ignacio, venture into this town and definitely stop by this store! The staff is very helpful.

I love this store. Everything in there is amazingly beautiful, and of course they also have the…read morework clothing, bead making materials, all kinds of things.. to the finest jewelry, Pendleton items, art, just incredible. The owners are always a pleasure to talk to, they are super nice people. Vamash is a gem. I truly recommend you stop by and see for yourself. It is like entering a gorgeous Museum.....

I walked in and had bad service from the Mexican girl working there. She was rude and would not…read moreeven ask any questions just gave me a dirty look. I asked her for a item and she threw it on the counter and did not ask if I need anything else.

Great place, great people, friendly staff! Definitely recommend to everyone! Be sure to check out…read morethe museum downstairs!

I stumbled into this store just to look and had the most pleasant conversation! We talked pieces,…read morelife and everything in between. Please give them business and expect great conversation!

First the good: The unique, hand crafted jewelry in this little shop is beautiful. Lots of…read moredifferent, one of a kind pieces. The shop sells the pieces for the designers, kinda like a broker. We learned a lot of information about turquoise. I had no idea how many different kinds of turquoise there is. My friend was looking for a matching earrings for her bracelet. Owner told us that particular turquoise is no longer mined but eventually we found some earrings that were a close match. We both purchased a couple pieces. The only criticism I have is the owner doesn't stay focused. He is very very knowledgeable all things turquoise but we didn't need to hear the history of every piece that we were not even interested in. He kept showing my friend items that she wasn't in there to look at We almost left until a pair of earrings caught my eye that I thought would match her bracelet. They were a very close match so she did make a purchase. Even though he said more than once: These earrings are expensive and I would hate for you to pay that much‍ He almost lost a $1000 sale between her and I because he was not focused and even tried to discourage the earring purchase at one point. If you are wanting beautiful one of a kind pieces, this is the place to go. Just be prepared to be in there awhile.

This shop is fun, and they have such a selection. There are items priced as low as $1, and some…read morereally neat stuff on display. It was fun just walking around and looking at everything!

Totally stumbled onto this spot today and didn't expect to find such an amazing shop! I was in rock…read moreheaven. It felt like a dream. You should go.

Very nice layout, prices are fair and at times there is deals. Great customer service whenever I've…read morebeen there.

Sold me a counterfeit item and will not do anything to correct his mistake. Warning! Buy at your…read moreown risk! Wolf in sheep's clothing. Buy at your own risk.

I was told that the doll vendor from the Dusty Attic moved a couple miles away, still on Main St…read more.. and I was on a mission! You see, in a fraction of a second on someone's Youtube video about Farmington, I had spotted a doll cabinet... and within a 1930s Jaymar "Orphan Annie and Sandy" duo... And if anyone knows anything about me... it's that I'm an Annie fanatic... and my collection of vintage Annie dolls is expansive... but was missing this particular Jaymar duo... The owner of What the Junk, the lovely, friendly, immensely knowledgable June, offered her support as soon as I walked in... but I'm superstitious a little-- I have to "spot my find" by myself... ha! Once spotted, we had an extraordinary discussion, and it was very clear that June is a true doll collector-- and get this... she can also restring dolls as well! (Oh, if only she lived closer to me!) I suspect that is just ONE of her talents, she radiates wisdom and respect for history and treasures! Her store is an artful, eclectic delight of vintage collectibles, and it oozes with love from her big heart and delightful smile. Farmington is LUCKY to have a gem such as this-- in both store and in June! P.S. FULL DISCLOSURE: I was in town as my dog was playing "Sandy" in the local production of Annie... after having such a good time talking to June, I invited her and her lovely husband as my comp tickets to the show-- and I'm soo glad they came-- what a thrill! I truly hope that we can keep in touch and that they will look me up one day if they come out to Vegas!