I have several pieces of handcrafted jewelry from Robert ,, all of the pieces are gorgeous,…read moregorgeous!!

I own probably 7 pairs of earrings from Robert - all made from recycled silver trays and other…read morematerials. I can't stop buying more! The quality of Robert's work is excellent and all earrings remain in top shape. I will buy more. :)

What an amazing little gem along the turquoise trail!!! Such a fun collection of items and unlike a…read moreprevious reviewer, I felt like the prices were excellent given the quality and artisianal history on the items here. LOVE the ristras and the building itself and the owner is so kind! Definitely a great place to stop into for gifts for yourself and others alike! If you're on the trail or in the neighborhood definitely check it out.

The woman who runs this place is very impolite. They claim to have wel priced jewelry. It is very…read moreexpensive. Go to the other nearby shops. Don't waste your time here.

Silver Day Trading Company closed in May 2018. A new gallery shop - Calliope, has taken its place.read more

This shop alone is reason enough to make the trip to Madrid. The jewelry (natural turquoises from…read morevarious mines; coral; silver; some vintage, some contemporary) is just a part of this store's appeal. For me, the main attraction is the selection of unpolished rocks and geodes- jade, amethyst, gem-grade turquoise, kyanite, quartz, and more, including tiny coral branches that you pay for by the ounce. Dayton, the owner, is super friendly and informative. I look forward to seeing what's new here every time I come to Madrid.

June 4, 2023 - Casa Grande Trading Post, (Cerillos, NM) We…read morestopped in here on a Sunday afternoon after a reconnaissance mission to check out the Cerillos Hills State Park (which does not have a Yelp presence). Looks like there are some good hiking and mountain bike trails there. There is also an outfitter nearby where they do guided horseback rides. We had been here a couple years ago after having lunch at the Black Bird Cafe in town, a good spot for burgers and a beer. The trading post has lots of turquoise and copper related rocks and more glass pin electric wire insulators than you could ever imagine. Glass pin insulators were used to insulate electric line and telegraph line wires from support structures that hold them off the ground. The period from 1875 to 1930 might generally be thought of as the "heyday" of the glass insulator. Hundreds of millions of these glass "bells" were produced during this time. Thay also have a small animal pen at the Trading Post that has a llama, goats, and various birds. You can buy feed in the store for $4 to feed to the animals. There is a viewing area just outside the Trading Post where you can check out the nearby riverbed an a few rock formations in the distance.

Seriously rude owner and junky shop. No reason at all to stop here. There are plenty of friendly…read moreplaces to spend your money. Our visit here was the only negative of our week in the area.

Amazing!! Came in close to closing but nobody seemed to mind! Brought in some jewelry and they…read morecleaned and fixed them so nicely! They even fixed a small pill holder I had!:) welcoming atmosphere! Felt like I was hanging out with my aunties and uncles

Okay selection but prices and valuations on things youre trying to pawn or sell is almost insulting.read more