This is one of the nicer shops on Whiskey Row. What is different about it are 2 things that are big…read morein my book: One: It is not overrun with cheap Chinese made silly souvenirs and chachkies. Two: They carry a nice selection of "Dead Pawn" (aka " old pawn") Native American jewelry. Old pawn pieces can be less appealing or even a bit scary to shop for if you are new to Native American jewelry, or if you are looking for modern styling or highly polished pieces. However, while you will find all manner or recognizable styles in old pawn, you just may find one of a kind pieces too. That's the type I like. Another thing about shopping old pawn is that vendors are usually more open to accepting offers. A very nice couple operate this store. Although you will see a sign with the Ortega name at the Galloping Goose just a few shops away, they are not the same owners - they are cousins. Ortega's has been here a while and it surprised me that I had to submit a YELP listing. This is definitely a shop worth visiting.

Beautiful silver jewelry, authentic semi-precious stones, handcrafted items from Mexico, not China!…read moreSo sorry to see them leave downtown Prescott as they have been a Prescott fixture for several decades. Luckily their main store is in Cave Creek, a few hours from Prescott. See you there!

Greg is AWESOME! Knowledgeable, kind, and SUPER helpful…read more Huge selection and the best prices I've seen! ...& the quality of the goods: NO COMPETITION in town! Phenomenal presentation and he's simply fun. I'll DEFINITELY be coming back.

Collected all the old jewelry that I was just too old to wear anymore and took in…read more to Greg to look over. He gave us a very fair deal on all the items we brought in. Highly recommend trying Prescott Gold, first, and let him look things over before you try another gold reseller.

Wow, what an absolute hidden gem!…read more High end jewelry, 2 lots of 2A items for Buy, Sell, Trade.

It's hard to imagine that places like this even exist. Whole shop reeked of pot. Not the slightest…read morebit of exaggeration when I say that the coins were the most overpriced I've ever seen in my opinion. $30 coins? $150-$180. WILD!!!

I stopped in to see the shop because I knew the name had changed. Boy, oh boy was I surprised to…read morefind such a variety of awesome Native American jewelry (both modern and pawn) and a sweet selection of different gem and mineral specimens too. If you are a collector or shopping for a gift this little gem of a store will be sure to please. He also had a variety of jewelry and pendants very reasonably priced. I highly recommend just a quick pop in to see what this place is all about. Jeremy, the owner also said he buys silver and gold and that inventory here constantly changes and he gets new items almost daily. He was professional and honest and it was nice to deal with a smiley face. We will be back for sure!

From the owner: We specialize in Coins, Gold, Silver, and Native American Items…read more We take great pride in our work and treat our customers with respect and honesty. We also deal in some antiques.

Bill went out of his way to help find a ring for me and then get that ring for me…read more He went over and above the call of duty! When I get back there I will certainly go back in and "explore" everything!

While in Prescott, AZ my wife and I stumbled across Black Arrow Gallery during Thanksgiving. We…read morefound this beautiful ring created by David Rosales (one of the most talented Native American jewelry designers in the world). We had the ring resized and it was finally delivered today! I absolutely love that I can add this piece to my jewelry collection. Every staff member in this store was so friendly!! (This is my sister in laws favorite jewelry store in town... we will be back!!!)

Awesome guy! Very honest! Went in there expecting not much and actually did pretty well! Thank You…read more Cyndi Prescott az 86301

A was down and out needing money to pay for my APS bill, and came across the sign that said "THE…read moreHONEST GOLD GUY" so I took a chance. When I first met the owner Greg he greeted me with a smile, told me about his son who is Autistic and listened to my problems. I wasn't needing a lot of $, but he went above and beyond and it's men like that I would recommend for anyone who needs an Angel to go and visit Greg. Tell him Zondra Noller sent you and say HI 4 me. Thanks Greg!!!!!

A great collection of art of different genres and mediums. They feature more than 40 recognized…read moreartists. The gallery is owned and operated by an artist. Free street parking.

Not really a fine jewelry or even new jewelry store.... More like a pawn shop but the prices are…read morekinda high for what their offering.

Very professional group! Quick checkout…read more Great estate sale. Definitely can tell that they have been doing business for 30+ years.

As I knew he would do eventually because he does it with almost every one-star review (there are so…read moremany of them!), Bo Patrick came along and whined that he had somehow been mistreated by clients deeply unhappy with his service. Our contract with Fidelity stated that the sale would include artwork. It did not specify oil paintings. We did ask Fidelity to auction artwork, and all the artwork we wanted to offer for sale was photographed weeks ahead of the auction by Fidelity's employees or agents. To be clear: WE DID NOT ALLOW FIDELITY TO PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE AUCTION ANY ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS OR ADVERTISE THEM FOR SALE ON THEIR WEBSITE. In his reply to my original review, Bo claims that "The day before the auction [my family] removed $20,000 in artwork and now you are upset because we charged you a commission to do that but that's exactly what the contract allows us to do." First of all, it's quite a shock to read that we owned artwork worth $20,000, because that's not what Bo told us at the time. He gave us a much more modest assessment of the paintings' value. Second, regardless of the worth of the paintings, that is not what happened. I don't know if Bo's memory is so poor that he cannot recall the events of his sale with us, if he is so lazy that he did not bother to check the facts, or if he is sufficiently deficient in honesty that he doesn't care about the facts. But his account is wrong. Bo knew that the oil paintings would not be for sale. We had a Zoom meeting with him and Kelsee more than three weeks before the auction in which he tried to persuade us to let Fidelity sell the oil paintings and our father's home; thank God we never seriously entertained the idea of letting him sell the house. But we told him immediately after the Zoom meeting that we had decided against selling the oil paintings. When Bo originally talked to us about the paintings, he wanted to have an online auction, so that people all over the world could bid on them. But that never happened, because we told them weeks ahead of time that the oil paintings would not be included. Again, to be clear: WE DID NOT ALLOW FIDELITY TO PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE AUCTION ANY ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS OR ADVERTISE THEM FOR SALE ON THEIR WEBSITE. You cannot believe anything Bo says. He whines that he "had buyers from all around Arizona and other states drive-in for those paintings.... When they arrived, they were very upset with us as an Auction firm.... You affected our reputation that day big time." But if Bo had people traveling from out of state to bid on items we told Bo were not for sale and did not let Fidelity photograph or advertise for the auction, well, that sounds very suspect to me. It is by no means our fault if Bo advertised for sale things he knew would NOT be for sale. We did not affect his reputation--HE did. If people were upset with him that day, it is entirely his fault. Bo won in our lawsuit against Fidelity not because the contract let him charge a commission (the judge agreed that it was a very badly written contract and did not redound to Bo's favor) but because, as I stated before, at the hearing, the judge allowed one and only one witness to speak: Bo's partner Kelsee Wirtjes. Please read my original review to see what happened next. In the time since I posted my original review, Fidelity has received two more five-star reviews, but three more one-star reviews. Their previously poor rating is even worse now--and it's entirely their own fault. The crucial point remains the one with which I concluded my original review: Why would you hire an estate sale company who is so disliked by most people who have hired it? Learn from our mistakes. Stay away from Bo Patrick. Don't believe his unctuous denials. However much he tries to shift the blame for his bad reviews to the people foolish enough to hire him, the fact nonetheless remains that most people who hire him to run an estate sale are extremely unhappy with his services.