Summary: --great selection of Zuni crafts, especially…read morefetishes --l-o-n-g drive from anywhere, especially if you're trying to hit both Zuni and Hopi shops the same day If you're interested in Zuni fetishes and can stop only at one place, this is probably as good or better than others (though this is the the only place I had time to stop). Large selection with knowledgeable, friendly staff.

One of our first stops in Zuni, while waiting to get photography permits and a tour of the Old Zuni…read moreMission. The person waiting on us was extremely knowledgeable, but not pushy. I bought a Zuni fetish here, and I was very pleased with the quality and the price. I learned later, however, that there are a lot of Zuni carvers that just walk around the streets and sell their carvings. I bought one from one of them, too. If you're more comfortable buying it from a "trading post" and want to see some great artwork from other tribes and craftspeople, this is a good place to start.

We want to share our wonderful experience with the owners, Chris and Brooke and their amazing…read morejeweler Clarence. They were able to resurrect a 30 year old Zuni crafted bracelet with intricate repairs for me and create a beautiful ring for my husband with an heirloom turquoise stone and local New Orleans designer setting we had. Plus we were able to purchase some new favorites to bring home. We highly recommend their shop and the wonderful people at Turquoise Village!

This little gem of a store is quite an experience. When you first walk in, the front half sells art…read moresupplies like rocks, shell, bone, and leather along with fringe and painting materials. Then, further into the store, they sell beautifully hand crafted Zuni sterling silver jewelry, fetishes, paintings and more. This place is definitely worth a stop, and the prices are cheaper than many of the other shops in Albuquerque, Santa Fe or the Albuquerque airport. I bought a gorgeous necklace and earring set handmade by Ola Eriacho. With her highly defined craftsmanship, I am in love with the necklace.

My wife and I picked up some amazing turquoise bracelets there, as well as a few other things…read more Jayla was very helpful and knowledgeable about the stones. We then met the owner Donovan who gave us even more insight to the business and our purchases. Will definitely be back!

Wide selection of pieces for jewelry as well as complete jewelry, beaded items, bolo ties, belts,…read moreherbs... It seems like it is a collective with various individual sellers/artists. Came for bolo ties and bought a bolo tie and belt, both beaded. Second time coming to this shop, a sit is Native owned an operated (there are MANY Native shops in Gallup on the 66, but few are Native owned). First time I came I bought jewelry, bolo ties, and pieces like charms for jewelry.

Bill Malone Trading is the place to go if seeking Native American arts and crafts in Gallup, New…read moreMexico. Bill has many years of experience. He is very knowledgeable about the items he sells and is a recognized expert in Navajo Rugs. His shop sells jewlery, paintings, kachinas and many other crafts. I don't bother shopping anywhere else. His prices are very fair and what ever he quotes is more than reasonable. His family business is one of the highlights I look forward to visiting. Several generations of family provide excellent service. There is absolutely no pressure to buy. All of his products are authentic and genuine. Some from his personal lifetime collection. I have purchased goods from Bill since before he opened his trading company. His store is rated as #1 of 14 things to do in Gallup. I probably visit his store 3 to 5 times each year and have never been disappointed in the many items that have been purchased.

Didn't eat there-just looked around. Husband couldn't resist buying fudge from Uranus Fudge…read moreFactory. Lots of hokey stuff to buy.

I have ordered a few things from them and they're of good quality but I ordered an expensive…read morenecklace around Mothers Day and I have never received it

I ordered from the company online. It took over two weeks to be delivered. I wore the necklace and…read morependant for the first time today to a conference. Within the first hour of wearing it, the clasp came unhooked and the $99 pendant was lost. I was fortunate not to lose the necklace as well. I will not be purchasing from this company again.

This was a fun stop. Yes, a bit expensive but nice. The ladies were sweet and helpful. There was a…read morehuge selection of jewelry and much more!

Nice store. Clean restrooms. Lots of nice pieces. I asked about the "Indian Ruins" that are…read moreadvertised all over their signs for a couple miles leading up to their exit, which is the reason we stopped. The lady responded that they "don't let people back there anymore." No other explanation. Probably time to take the signs down then.

Summary: --good selection of higher quality Hopi silver and…read moreother Hopi art --prices negotiable --higher quality items not readily found elsewhere, even Santa Fe --friendly, knowledgeable staff --seemingly better quality than items up on the mesa, though I didn't check every outlet on the mesa I'll give a price rating of "moderate," though some of the higher quality items can be expensive. But, you get what you pay for...

Stopped by to use their restroom and to check out the souvenirs, purchased several shirts ,2 little…read morebags, and a dreamcatcher. (All of which was pretty expensive) we use the restroom and when I get out I wanted to take a photo of a piece of their turquoise Jewelry to show my mom since she loves turquoise. I then get yelled at by the woman behind the counter saying "no photos!" I never saw any signs saying no photos and in my mind couldn't photos and posting only help their business? Either way after spending the high prices for their merchandise and then being treated like crap over taking a photo I won't be stopping by again.

They mean it when they say there is GREAT selection. I was able to find Kachina dolls that were…read moreunavailable at Gallup's main trading post strips. Worth the visit.