Ok, this place gets a 5 star because of how great the employees were and how amazing the customer…read moreservice was. When I walked in I was immediately greeted by a guy behind the counter. I arrived at like 3 pm and the store was not super busy just a handful of customers here and there. I was just looking around and the guy who greeted me started making conversation with me, asking me where I was visiting from, what brought me to Arizona and if there was something specific I was looking for. I told him I was from DFW and he said 'Well Ana from Texas welcome to Arizona I hope you enjoy your visit and never forget your adventure to the west" (that's what I called my trip out here). Everything in the store was handmade and every time I picked up something or ponder on it he would reply 'that was hand beaded and took 10 hours by one of our local tribe members' or 'those are dolls that represent the spirits that native Americans call ..." so there was always a description of every object I came across. It almost felt like I was in a yelp review LIVE! because he described everything to me with such detail haha. I almost felt kinda guilty not buying anything but I honestly did not see myself wearing/using any of the items there, they were too beautiful/fragile for my chaotic/uncertain lifestyle haha, give me a keychain that says my name and I am good with that. Over time more people would arrive and he would greet them the same way he did to me, "hi guys what are your names? What part of the country are you visiting from? well *insert name* welcome to Arizona ..". I really liked that about the employee. If you are in the area and are looking for authentic, handmade, one of a kind gifts this is the place for you.

I had a most wonderful experience with Elsie YELLOWHORSE at her shop. I brought my 925 silver chain…read morein and asked if she could help me find a pendant. She helped me find the perfect fit. And she sold it to me for half the asking price. Elsie is so sweet she helped me get the necklace on and off. She made me feel like my life mattered. The shop was filled with authentic Navajo jewelry and artifacts. I also picked up some real bear claws for my children. I will be back to pick up the mate to my pendant. I highly recommend that you stop by her place first. The shop is off exit 359.

Limited selection but great support and let me finish shopping despite them preparing to close…read more Great little spot!!

Great if you are a wholesale outfit from out of state. They have two separate operations, one sells…read morethe nuts & bolts to make your own jewelry, the other sells native made jewelry which is signed and stamped plus other factory made products. Highly recommend their operation. Bring your sellers permit to get wholesale prices.

We just saw a sign while driving, stating that this is the biggest Indian reservation in the USA…read moreand I wanted to see what is this about. Yeah right. We stopped and just walked in here to ask how can we get in. Apparently you can't :( It actually goes through 3 states but it's not an option to walk around or see stuff. Anyway we decided to check the shop and what are they offering but after seeing that it's either some poorly made fake jewelry or super expensive hand made things around, we left disappointed and empty handed.

I absolutely love this gift shop! It is a hidden gem off the beaten path…read more Not only does Scott Yellowhorse have beautiful jewelry, antiques, and plenty of gifts for anyone and everyone... There is also tons of history within his shop. I learned a little bit about his heritage, the Anasazi tribe, and his Great Grandfather Chief Yellowhorse. This shop has been here for over 200 years, and I so hope it will be around for another 200 years! I definitely look forward to visiting here again, and I encourage everyone else to as well!! Best wishes & long success to you, Yellowhorse family!!!

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.

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.

Yes, service was excellent and fast, courteous, well trained, professional cashier attendance that…read morehelp me to my every need and had well so suggestions to my liking and may I add their well dress too and pleasant to the eyes! Overall was beautiful

This pawn shop is located in the mall next to JCPenney's. It's a small store with several cases of…read morejewelry and a few other things. Interestingly, the jewelry they have is fairly nice, but pricey. I got a few things here because they did really appeal to me, but I thought they cost too much. I wish people would review the pawn shops more, and that they would give the hours, so that someone who wants to shop at them can get a decent review on yelp.

Wanted to get a cooler and ice to put our drinks in for our road trip. Stopped at several gas…read morestations but they didn't have anything. Saw this Family Dollar store in downtown Gallup and I remember that they usually have those inexpensive foam coolers. Went inside and found one and they sold ice too which was great. The store is large and neat and clean. Packed with a variety of merchandise - food items to party supplies to insect repellent. Friendly service. It was a good stop.

Buyer Beware: This…read moreplace has some nice stuff but a store clerk misled me in buying a damaged, print in a Hobby Lobby frame three days ago. He told me all items were 20% off until Dec 2025. He referred to the print as a painting so I did not know the quality until it was unwrapped. The print was wrapped in double saran wrap so it was difficult to see. It was showcased in a glass cabinet. He never told me it was on clearance. There was no sign indicating this either. The original price was $140.00 and with the discount it was $112 with tax and $3.00 for using the credit card. The item was worth half of this. When I called the store, someone told me that in some cases a full refund could be done. I tried to get a full refund two days later with the piece, the price tag and receipt but it was denied. They store keepers thoroughly examined the item and called two supervisors. Because it was on clearance, no refund was granted. I think they run a ruthless business. I had to use the store credit. I will never visit this shop again.

Chee's Indian Store, Between Gallup & Winslow Wow. Best stop…read moreof the whole trip, and I don't say that lightly. Plenty to unpack, but I'll keep it to what actually matters for the next traveler pulling off the highway. First: the fry bread. Second: the fry bread. Condensed menu, just the basics, no unnecessary hype, no fake variations, no upsell. They know what they do and they do it right. Third: the gift shop. This one surprised me. Solid range of price points, collector-grade jewelry sitting right next to casual pieces and everyday gifts. Sundries, the usual gift shop fare, but also a few original items I didn't see anywhere else on the route. Dropped some good cash and walked out like a bandit. Fourth: the staff. The two ladies working were some of the friendliest, most engaging people we met the whole trip. Made it easy to keep browsing, and kept the wallet open longer than planned. Must-visit if you're moving between Gallup and Winslow. Don't blow past it.

This was a nice stop for a weary traveler looking for a unique gift with a gorgeous design…read more There were souvenirs, rugs, jewelry pieces. Beautiful displays full of rocks and even game pieces. I loved looking around, found some great glass stones and pewter figurines. It was a great place to rest and shop.