Jewelry repair: my wife's unusual Navajo silver earrings came apart recently and as they are…read morefavorites, repair was need. This involved restringing graduated hollow beads onto a chain and finishing the chain end with a jump ring to retain the beads. The original silversmith hadn't soldered the jump rings and one had simply worked its way off the chain. This shop had them repaired and improved within a couple of days, looking as good as new, patina and all...I was asked if we wanted them polished. My favorite watch: a trusted old L.L. Bean field watch, suddenly wouldn't run or would only run briefly. It had always kept perfect time and was a very tough watch...I'd had it and worn it daily for over ten years. Their watchmaker opened it up, discovered the problem immediately and explained that it would need a new movement...no options. I left the watch and payment to cover the new movement as requested. Repair took almost a month...waiting for the new movement, installing it and testing the repaired watch. What can you say about a watch...it now keeps perfect time again and appears to be as waterproof as it was before. I happily paid them the remaining balance and have my trusty old watch back, keeping time perfectly as before. In addition, the movement is an exact replacement...maybe another ten years? Total price was way below the cost of a replacement. Good shop, good service, expert workmanship on the repairs. As good as it gets In my opinion.

I had a friend take my broken necklace to one of the Jewelers here at profix. This was in November…read more2019. It's now September 2020 and they have been still not gotten it back to me. Everytime I call or go in they say that they need to find it and that they've been busy. It's been almost a year of giving me the run around. I'm guessing it's either lost, or they stole it and sold it to someone.

Walked 15 mins to get here based off of what was on their website…read more When I said they had one on the website the owner(assuming) claimed they haven't had those for a long time, and even if it was their website. Waste of my time don't waste yours

The watch specialist were very thorough and knowledgeable. My repair was incredibly fast a pin…read morereplacement I highly recommend . I will return. Happy Holidays THANK YOU.

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.

We visited Bella several times this week, it's one of the nicest jewelry/art shops in Santa Fe…read more This was our third year being in the shop, and it's always fun, and the proprietor and staff are friendly and helpful! Whether you're browsing, buying, or just visiting, Chris and his staff are so nice. They have best-in-class Native American jewelry, all varieties of turquoise, gold silver diamond jewelry, pottery, collectible art, etc. We had a jewelry repair issue this time around, and the shop's jeweler explained a simple solution. We purchased a couple of small items this year, and the level of service was over the top. Highly recommend Bella for your jewelry/art needs in Santa Fe.

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 am a longtime customer from Ortega's on the plaza. I've been shopping there for over 30 years and…read morehave spent tens of thousands of dollars in the store. I would like to start by saying a little Goodwill goes a long way and a little bit of friendliness makes a difference. Today I had the worst sales girl you can imagine in the store. She had no personality was not friendly was not warm. I feel bad that she had an eye condition, but she could not see she could not even read prices but overall, she was just not nice. In spite of all that because I do love the jewelry there. It is of a good quality and the prices are OK. I bought two pieces to be shipped to my home within the hour. I kind of changed my mind and went back in the pieces had not even left the store. They had not even left the cash register. They were still sitting there on top of a velvet tray. I was told no refunds and shown the store policy. That is not what I am complaining about. I understand there are policies what I am complaining about is the rudeness of the sales girl that I had. She literally turned her back on me and walked away. Did not say anything kind was not in the least bit understanding, and then rudely left mid conversation I will not have my back turned on by anyone after all these years of being a good customer I will never buy another piece of jewelry in that store. I do not recommend this store to anyone ever since my good sales girl Robin left. I miss her so much terrible terrible terrible personalities, and service.

My soon to be husband went to this shop on the recommendation of a friend for my engagement ring…read more He had no actual diamonds to show him so we went elsewhere. When I decided to change the wedding band to go with my halo ring we went to him again. He recommended a curved band with some smallish diamonds in it. I asked almost joking what am I going to do with my original band that had much smaller diamonds in it. He suggested he mount them to my engagement ring shank. I asked how will that look? He said "beautiful". Sad to say, it did not look beautiful. The diamonds were buried in the shank, the tool marks very visible and to make things worse, the mountings were not equally set as far as depth goes. I went to him to let him know how I felt and he offered to put larger diamonds in it. Said those little diamonds are really hard to do. My question: why did he sell me on the idea? James gave me a price to do bigger diamonds that he said was special. I checked around. It was not. So now I have the original wrecked wedding band, and an engagement ring that now looks somewhat homemade. I feel I gave James who seems like a nice guy, the opportunity to make it right. He did not. And he will not get that opportunity again with me. I had met with another custom jeweler here in Santa Fe (MH). We have planned a very thoughtful design with much time involved to remedy the issues and says that if I am not thrilled, he will remake the rings until I am thrilled. I did want a slight alteration and he was happy to do so.

He fixed my watch links while I stood there & didn't charge me. I always feel they're honest & the…read moreservice & attention to detail praiseworthy.

Knowledgeable, friendly, helpful staff. Easy parking…read more Wide selection. Great value. Quality!

This is a great place to get Native American goods, away from the touristy shops in downtown. The…read morestaff is so great. Take a look at the old National Cash Registers from the early 1900s. Very cool. I was looking for a Tshirt, but the rack of belts caught my eye. Nice think leather with some western tooling. And good prices for such stout construction. And many are made by Amish. I usually get a size up so i can wear it with my sidearm. The young lady at the counter said I should try it on as they run a little small. She was right and if she had not said anything I would have been disappointed. I went a size up and got a great belt.

Nice store with beautiful jewelry! Although we didn't purchase anything it was fun to look around…read moreand the lady working was super friendly!

My usual go to is Gold House. On the rare occasion they don't have it this is my second stop. It's…read moreok - they're in the same family, offerings are different. Entering this store brings you into a store seemingly out of place here. It would look more at home in places like Dallas, Houston, Beverly Hills, very upscale. A great selection of higher end watches and jewelry. The inventory here is quality at a much different price point. But I found what I needed at a nice price. It was a good experience - but one I expected.

Opulent saved the day for me. I found my husband's lost wedding ring the day before his memorial…read moreservice. It needed to be repaired so I could wear it on a chain. After being turned away by others, Brett and Lynda stepped up and saved the day. I am deeply and forever grateful.

I went in the other day asked about . I was told they could only do and I was looked up and down…read moreas if I didn't belong there. I had two watches and one Fendi watch and was told only Cartier. I like shopping and spending money but the way I was treated I will never go back to this store.

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

Wind River Trading Company is a must, visit destination every time we are in Santa Fe. The level of…read moreauthenticity, curation, and craftsmanship here is exceptional and increasingly rare. Over the years, I've added several beautiful pieces to my collection from this gallery, including statement necklaces, rings, and bracelets. Each piece reflects true artistry and careful selection. I consistently receive compliments, especially on the intricate Zuni needlepoint work and the distinctive turquoise pieces, which stand out for their precision, color, and presence. What elevates Wind River even further is the caliber of artists they represent. They carry work from highly respected Native American artisans known for their craftsmanship and authenticity. Abe has assisted us on several visits, and his knowledge, integrity, and eye for quality make the experience seamless. He understands the artistic value behind each piece and ensures you feel confident in your purchase, always with fair and respectful pricing. This is not a typical retail experience, these are heirloom-quality works that reflect genuine Native American tradition and skill. If you appreciate fine turquoise, traditional silversmithing, and authentic craftsmanship, Wind River Trading Company is a place you can trust completely. Purchasing here is not just buying jewelry, it's selecting meaningful pieces with confidence.

A block length large shop with two entrances on two streets. They've many beautiful jewelries…read more It was Memorial Day weekend and the store wasn't busy. A salesman originally from New Jersey was patient, explaining different grades of turquoises, and the artists they represent. I've a pendant by Navajo Steve Yellowhorse (1954-) who started his jew when he was 3 years old (1957)! He knew him but doesn't represent him. Thank you.