I dealt directly with one of the jewelry artists who has items for sale here. I met Alois Wagner…read morewhen he was selling his work in the Old Town square. His work is beautiful, but he did not have a particular style in the stone I liked best. Mr. Wagner took the time to explain his work, including the symbols stamped inside the bracelet. He offered to custom-make a bracelet for me that I could pick up later in the week. He measured my wrist, took a tiny deposit and my phone number, and promised to be in touch. Much more than true to his word, he made THREE lapis bracelets for me to choose from. He wrote out all the information about the symbols and his signature so I would remember it, and gave the bracelet a last fine adjustment. I love his craftsmanship and enjoyed doing business with him. The shop, run by Mary, is full of beautiful goodies that please the eye and tempt your pocketbook. Very worth a stop on your walk through old town Albuquerque!

JC was absolutely phenomenal. He fits the pipe. Even though sometimes the fit didn't fit he never…read moregave up and always took measurements again. What a great apprentice JC A+.

Well stocked store with all the local flair in Old Town Albuquerque! They have tons of silver,…read moreturquoise, bolos, hats, gifts, some leather goods, etc. The staff was very friendly and willing to help you find the perfect thing.

Another great stop in Old Town!…read more We came in not planning to buy anything but couldn't pass up some gorgeous locally made pieces. The prices could be high for some but seemed fair for what we purchased The staff was very nice (and also great at making a sale!)

Luna & Luz is one of the many gems in Old Town that I highly recommend stopping by and checking out…read moretheir goods. My most recent find and absolute obsession is a pearl necklace that I found here. I've been wearing it pretty often and I'm in love. The jewelry overall is always fun and you never know what you'll find. I've also over the years's accumulated a variety of different fun things from here, including local oils and perfumes. There's also some really fun home decor, related items and art of course. One of my favorite prints I got here a few years ago. And now probably sits in my office.

Luna and Luz is located in Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico…read more This charming medium-sized boutique is full of local artisan gifts, but they also had some that I was familiar with when I lived in Southern California: P. F. Candle Co. I used to live within minutes of their factory - small world! I picked up this super soft Dwight Yoakam t-shirt for my significant other. He loved it. I also snatched a humorous farmer-inspired card. They have a ton of jewelry. Bags. Incenses. Other candles. Artwork. Books. Some children's books that looked highly interesting. For such a wide variety of items and so much of it I was surprised as to how easy it was to navigate. The young lady working the afternoon of 6/13/2023 was most amicable and accomodating.

Yesterday my husband and I visited the Covered Wagon at Old Town and had a lot of fun going through…read moreall the gifts, on both the small inexpensive touristy side of the store and the more expensive side with so much beautiful jewelry and hand made objects. I bought a lovely inlaid pendant and a matching pair of earrings made by Zuni artist Alex Boone. These items were for a friend in Ireland and were a lovely set that I am proud to send as an example of native craftsmanship. I owned an Indian Arts gallery for years and can say with some authority that the native pieces I saw in the store were authentic and well made. I also bought a small laser cut pin/brooch with the three Kokopelli dancing. It is small and delicate and I paid $8.99 for it. It is not Indian made, but lovely nonetheless. This store has a great selection of items from very inexpensive to ... well some lovely and extraordinary pieces. Any review that dismisses this store is making a mistake and doesn't know what they are looking at. I never in my life went into this store before yesterday, I have no connection with the owner or any employee. I will be back!

Excellent variety of souvenirs available, even adjacent to real native blankets and Minnetonka…read more They have shelved more precious items like knives and Indian jewelry and they have the typical magnets, mugs, thimbles, clothing and the moccasin/throw blankets. Enjoyed the bottle 66 soda. The staff in front was very nice and helpful. Prices of different souvenir items were affordable.

Small but mighty!!! The shop is located towards the back of the shopping plaza in Albuquerque. I…read morestrongly recommend you go to there website before considering ETSY. I found the herbs I needed and MORE. Everything was done with great care and presentation, including the packing I needed to travel back home. Aside from herbs, there was unique jewelry that I have not seen in a store front.

Very fun witchy trinkets! Are they overpriced? Absolutely. Are the fun? Definitely!…read more I didn't actually buy anything from here, but it was cool to walk around. There was a hat I really liked but it was over $150 and it didn't look like the print would've lasted very long. The only really unique thing I saw was the little pieces of artwork scattered around, but they were way too pricey. Other than that, nothing all that unique about this place. It had a similar feel to other witch-like and crystal stores. 3.5 overall

Wonderful Jewlery restore In New Mexico, but a beautiful necklace. Unfortunately, it dropped off my…read moreneck, which is none of their fault. It's just mine and I lost it after getting it and wearing it twice, but the store itself is gorgeous and the people are lovely.

They are great. I came into have a long pearl rope restrung into three necklaces. Not only were…read morethey fast and did quality work, but the price was less than other jewelers. 10/10

This is my favorite store in Old Town. San Pasquale is a close second, and the basket shop is - of…read morecourse - a must shop - but this one edges them out. The woman who owns the shop is so lovely - she is always extremely helpful and just could not be nicer. I have bought lots of things for myself here, and more than a few presents for other people. The shop has all kinds of interesting art, sculpture, wall hangings, jewelry, hats, clothing - it's a great place! She travels to South America to buy much of it, and it's all very beautifully made. All of the art is not just beautiful, but also priced very reasonably. I always know that if I need a gift, I can stop in there and find something great. I once got a necklace/earring set made of dyed cantaloupe seeds - really amazing, beautiful stuff. This shop is wonderful - I love it, and you will too!

You have to visit this shop when you are in old town. Out of the way in a side alley but worth he…read morestop. Excellent hats hand made and reasonably priced.

If you're looking for a place that feels more like an experience than a store, the Lapis Room in…read moreOld Town Albuquerque delivers in a big way. I had the chance to visit during a Yelp Elite event, and it was the perfect introduction to a space that's equal parts art gallery, treasure hunt, and conversation starter. Each room has its own personality and theme, but the common thread is creativity--every corner invites you to slow down and take it in. From intricately designed sugar skulls to unexpected finds like that perfect bottle of wine or a gift for the "impossible-to-shop-for" person, the Lapis Room makes browsing feel intentional and fun. It's the kind of place where you walk in thinking you'll just look around--and leave with something you didn't even know you needed. The Yelp Elite event added an extra layer of energy, with people exploring, connecting, and sharing in the discovery of the space. It felt less like a retail stop and more like being let in on a local secret. Whether you're a local or just spending time in Old Town, carve out time for the Lapis Room. It's not just shopping--it's an experience worth having.

Cute little place in old down! Art was beautiful and wine tasting was delicious! The art room was…read moreconnected to all these other rooms that could serve wine! the rooms were filled with lots of fancy and cute merchandise! There was also a room where a variety of olive oils/balsamic vinegar to try! And NM signature wines! RED OR GREEN CHILE! The Green was a moscato that smelled like green chile whereas the red had a side kick of chile in the after taste!