Cocopah is located at the Tlaquepaque Art and Shopping Village. You will find a variety of loose…read morebeads here and ready-made jewelry items. It is a small store and packs a number of different beads that one might use to create their own specialized jewelry. You're also find a small selection of shells in here. Rather not create your own item? You can purchase a ready-made bracelet or necklace. Shared parking lot.

This is a wonderful fun place! You never know what kind of treasure you'll find there. They also…read morehave beautiful Estate jewelry if you're looking for a special find. The owner Anna is one of the finest business owners I've ever dealt with. I've been a resident for 37 years and she always treats the locals with kindness and respect.

On the 1st day in Sedona, we walked into this jewelry store, the guy there is cool, not pushing and…read moreoverly welcoming and try to sell you stuff, he just let u look at your own piece and try things on. We also went to two other jewelry store, and decide to come back to him. I bought a nice earrings and it matches with my Navajo necklace! I'm so pleased, and the price is good too.

Abe was both knowledgeable and patient as he helped me find two pieces of jewelry that was just the…read moreright style for me. Pieces are well priced. The Humiovi, which is a Hopi word that translates to "the little seed that sprouts" also has a website available, which I found helpful before going to the actual store.

Not only is the collection of beads, jewelry, belts, and other gorgeous knick-knacks expansive and…read morebeautiful-- but the shopowner Anne is the most genuine and authentic soul we've encountered here in Sedona. My trip here feels complete with the two absolutely stunning stone earrings I purchased that were handcrafted with care (for only $35, mind you) and my lovely interaction with Anne. I will certainly be coming back the next time I visit Sedona.

Beautiful store and wonderful customer service. They have everything in this store from gorgeous…read moreauthentic quality jewelry to amazing Navajo rugs and with price points to make anyone happy! We had to come by here one more time before we continued on our road trip. It's just a lovely gem of a store in the area, 1000% better than any of those things on the side of the road claiming to sell authentic Indian jewelry etc.

I can't believe how hard it is to find a place that will just replace your watchband! Yelp to the…read morerescue, thank Goodness. And here we are! It took a couple of passes to find Galina on the highway, not because of Yelp or the signage, but because we were moving too fast for my GPS. The store was in a little side mall, and it was obvious once I zeroed in on it. Inside it was a rather large jewelry store, not just mainstream stuff, but the entire range from starter jewelry to pieces that cost more than my house. The staff was cool, and they were perfectly gracious when they found out what I wanted. I have a cheap watch, and I have spent maybe six times as much as the watch itself on bands and batteries. But they treated me with the same respect as if I had come in for a wedding set. So besides being one of the very few places Yelp could find for me, it was also convenient and a first-class shopping experience.

I bought some precious metals here a few years ago during COVID. At that time, they promised me…read morethey would buy it back for cash when I was ready to sell, as I always intended to sell it later. Their website (see attached screenshot) also offers to buy for cash. Now, they are refusing to buy for cash, claiming there is a local law preventing it, but they refuse to cite that specific law or the city code to lookup. What's worse is they say even if I opt to sell to them and get paid by check, it will take two weeks to get paid. What? They want me to wait two weeks to get paid for items that I'm handing to them that day? That sounds too sketchy. What's more, after calling around, I found other shops in town that are buying for cash, so I don't believe the claim about local laws preventing it. This shop committed fraud when selling me precious metals based on their promises to buy it back for cash, and now is still falsely advertising their services to buy for cash on their own website currently. This place seems like a scam.

My granddaughter and I had the privilege of working with Jayne at the Renee Taylor Gallery. Jayne…read moreis an incredible salesperson advising what looks good and how it compliments other jewelry you have. Her kindness is a huge reward as she shows that you are a valued customer. She makes sure that if a bracelet needs sizing she will follow through from beginning to end. Jayne certainly deserves the 5 stars I have awarded her. Jerry Richards, Sun Lakes, AZ

This place should be called a jewelry gallery because everything on display is unique and artfully…read morecrafted by various contemporary designers. Each display case contains a different designer's collection. Also available are accessories, bags, leather and metal goods, wall art, watches, and more! I walked away with a gorgeous pair of 6-in-1 earrings by Julie Vos and couldn't be happier with my purchase. Thanks to Ian for providing exceptional service!

Unique art and awesome customer service! Thank you…read more Come check them out, they are really friendly.

Derek was awesome helped us pick out some amazing gems and jewelry , highly recommendedread more

This is such a cute spot we just happened to walk by and see. I had been looking for a spot to get…read morea permanent bracelet so it came at perfect time. The display outside caught my eye and the lovely greeting from one of the two very sweet Brie's. The items are filled and gold plated and I opted for a yellow gold bracelet. There were so many options and the store itself is so cute. The chairs were a little lower, which I didn't mind but I imagine perhaps those with mobility may have a hard time. The ladies let me know to expect that so was ready! The process itself was super quick. I picked what I wanted, they pulled it out, sized it to the way I wanted it to fit on my wrist and then put it together. Overall for the cost and the bracelet I selected, it felt like a good price as it is in Sedona (and a lot of places increase the charges for this) and this was comparable as I have had a few permanent bracelets, I love them so much. If you have one that breaks and you have and bring it in, with a purchase they won't charge you. Otherwise it is $15 to re-sodder! I loved it and would definitely buy another next time in town. I am hoping to get an anklet! Thank you Sedona Permanent Jewelry, it was great.

I got my permanent anklet resized here and the workers were all friendly and helpful. The shop is…read morereally clean and organized. Prices are reasonable.

They advertise as if they are Native American, but the owners are actually from India. They…read moreregularly quadruple prices that other stores charge. They are very hell bent on making money, so profit is the priority, not customer service, it's not genuine. Avoid the salesman with the German accent in there, rudest mofo we ever encountered. We heard him badmouth other tourists who did not buy from him.

Amazing father and son business that has a flare for giving the customer the best price in town.read more