Lots of Beautiful jewelry to see, staff was very friendly. Although we didn't purchase anything it…read morewas nice to look around at everything.

Most places have a lifetime warranty because they have a quality product. Not this place. Theirs is…read morea lifetime warranty because they will just make you send it back to get fixed after they do a bad job. I had my engagement ring 2 months before the resizing broke in two spots. I only wore the ring a couple times a week. Then I tried to contact them and they would only text and not actually call me back to talk to me.

I've shopped with this store for 40 years. Quality and design is unsurpassed. Unlike any other…read moredesigns on the market and they will follow up on problems. I lost one custom earring and they found all the stones to match and replace the lost item.

My favorite jewelry store in Santa Fe! Helpful staff. Everything is handmade and oh so beautiful.read more

Joseph was extremely knowledgeable & very patient with us when we took some inherited silver and…read moreturquoise jewelry in to get an understanding of the value. He knew the tribe, approximate age and gave us a fair wholesale value. The shop is full of many treasures and will definitely return

I was sent a different pot from the one I bought It's a…read morecheap reproduction poorly implemented and not signed the same way

We decided to play tourist in Santa Fe and visited Samsville Gallery in Santa Fe on the Plaza; we…read morefound the very best Native American jewelry collection on display, I have ever seen and I lived in Santa Fe for over 25 years and Albuquerque for 5 years. The range of jewelry, clothing, as well as hand tooled handbags and the Double D collection are amazing. You will find everything from old pawn to the very best contemporary jewelry by exceptional artists on display. The owner and his niece were extremely nice, informative and knowledgeable and it appears that every piece of jewlery has been carefully chosen. I ended purchasing a hand tooled red purse.

Since we've moved to NM I've developed a taste for turquoise (among other things). Although I never…read moremuch of a buyer - I may find that one piece I just have to own. That brings me to Samsville. A Native American headdress in the window brought me in. To the wife's chagrin, The vintage (1930s ~ 1970s) turquoise jewelry and great conversation kept me there. There are 3 combined sales areas, the 2 largest has all the jewelry. There is some newer stuff. But I wasn't looking for bright & shiny. The vintage jewelry showed excellent craftsmanship and lots of patina. Prices? Couldn't tell you. I didn't look or ask. Sam was there and presented a wealth of info and historical info. There's more than just turquoise. I saw clothing items and pottery including vintage stuff too. So nothing bought this time. However we'll be back with buying on the mind. In a town with plenty Native trinkets geared towards tourists this is the real deal for someone looking for authentic vintage jewelry.

The service in this wonderful family owned store was incredible! The son helped me out as I was…read morelooking to replace a beloved necklace my mom had bought 2 yrs prior at De Bella. He found exactly what my mom wanted & explained everything in detail about the piece to educate me. He even asked my mom if she was left or right handed so he could put the necklace clasp on the correct side for her. Perfection! He even looked up the current price of gold to make sure I was getting the best value. Helpful, honest & a beautiful selection. Overall great experience.

I understand things happen but it would be great if they answered their door, phone, email,…read moreInstagram. I've been trying and I will remain courteous but they have a Rolex and I need info. They called me back and I tried explaining I would update this review but the miscommunication was evident in what felt like a one sided conversation. Like I said, I UNDERSTAND THINGS HAPPEN but it went from some sort of fair/festival/event to a death in the family. Maybe it was both. Back story: originally I brought the Rolex in to be serviced had a great conversation with the gentleman who said it would take a couple of weeks at least to get the info from Rolex. When I heard back, I was just getting out of surgery and said I'd contact them back which is what brought about this review after multiple attempts at the store, voicemails, emails, Instagram messages. The 2 star review I originally put here was to gain attention hoping to get contact. I'm updating it now. I hope next time they can have someone put a sign on the door saying they had an emergency or were on vacation or anything other than leaving an open sign and not being open or responding.

Update on my October 16, 2025 Gold House review of the Turquoise and Diamond bracelet that broke…read moreTWICE within three weeks, and where the Gold House (which is affiliated also with Kenny Diva Diamonds and any Santa Fe jewelry store run by Suleiman Management) refused a refund per New Mexico Consumer Law. WARNING: An independent appraisal validated that the 18-carat gold band WAS NOT 18-caret gold. The Turquoise is not the MINED turquoise we were told by the Gold House; it is SYNTHETIC Turquoise which is easily made in the lab, and costs 50% to 70% cheaper. Thus, the (fake) appraisal that they gave me certifying the estimated value of the bracelet was FRADULENT. DO NOT SHOP HERE. . . . and BE CAREFUL of ANY jewelry store selling "authentic, mined" turquoise. Here are the facts: If you're comparing Santa Fe-area mined turquoise to synthetic turquoise, the differences are substantial: * Natural turquoise has geological authenticity, cultural significance, and collector value. * Synthetic turquoise is visually similar but lacks natural structure, rarity, and provenance. _ _ _ _ _ The presence of mined (natural) turquoise versus synthetic turquoise can dramatically change the appraised value of a bracelet--often by a factor of 5× to 50×, depending on quality, provenance, and craftsmanship. _ _ _ _ _ How Turquoise Type Affects Appraised Value 1. Natural, Mined Turquoise = Highest Value Appraisers place a premium on natural, mined turquoise, especially when it is: * From a known mine (Cerrillos, Sleeping Beauty, Kingman, Royston, Bisbee, etc.) * High-grade (dense, hard, vivid color, minimal matrix) * Untreated or minimally treated (stabilized is acceptable but lowers value somewhat) Value impact * A bracelet with high-grade natural turquoise can be worth thousands more than the same bracelet set with synthetic stones. * If the stones are from a famous mine, provenance alone can add 20-200% to the appraisal. _ _ _ _ _ 2. Stabilized Natural Turquoise = Mid-Range Value Most turquoise on the market is stabilized because natural turquoise is porous. Appraisers still consider stabilized turquoise real turquoise, but: * It is valued lower than untreated high-grade stones. * It is valued far higher than synthetic or reconstituted material. Value impact * Typically 40-70% of the value of high-grade natural turquoise. * Still considered legitimate and insurable as turquoise. _ _ _ _ _ 3. Synthetic Turquoise = Very Low Value Synthetic turquoise includes: * Resin-based imitation * Dyed howlite or magnesite * Reconstituted turquoise powder mixed with resin Appraisers classify these as non-gem materials. Value impact * A bracelet with synthetic turquoise may be valued only for the metal and craftsmanship, not the stones. * The turquoise itself may add little to no appraised value. * In many cases, synthetic stones reduce the appraisal by 80-95% compared to natural turquoise. _ _ _ _ _ Example of Real-World Appraisal Differences Imagine two identical sterling silver bracelets: Bracelet A: Natural, mined turquoise * High-grade stones from a known mine * Appraised value: $1,200-$3,500 Bracelet B: Synthetic turquoise * Resin-based imitation * Appraised value: $150-$300 (mostly metal + labor) Same design, same metal, same craftsmanship--but the stones change everything. _ _ _ _ _ Why Appraisers Penalize Synthetic Stones Appraisers look at: * Rarity * Authenticity * Market demand * Replacement cost * Cultural significance Natural turquoise checks all these boxes. Synthetic turquoise checks none. Even if synthetic stones look "perfect," they have: * No geological rarity * No mine provenance * No collector value * No resale market * No cultural or historical significance _ _ _ _ _ BE AN INFORMED CONSUMER. . . . DON'T GET RIPPED OFF by The Gold House. . . . or any affiliate!!!!

I'm absolutely thrilled with my Anniversary Ring from Santa Fe's Gold House! It's absolutely…read moregorgeous! Bara, the Sales Manager, was incredibly trustworthy from the very beginning. He was honest and reliable throughout the entire 4-6 week process. I quickly realized that Bara is incredibly professional, knowledgeable, and an expert in all things jewelry. His confidence put me at ease about letting Santa Fe Gold House, which is over 300 miles away from home, design my replacement Anniversary Ring based on just a description of my lost ring. When FedEx finally delivered my Ring, I was blown away. I'm completely satisfied and loving it!

I've been to Santa Fe Silverworks several times and always find something I love there. Greg's…read moreDesigns are always unique and amazingly crafted. The jewelry in Santa Fe all starts looking the same. This jeweler really stands out among a lot of "cookie cutter" jewelers. There's not another silver artist in Santa Fe that compares. Will continue to buy from him.

Gregory makes the most beautiful silver jewelry I have ever seen. We have purchased multiple pieces…read more(2 rings, 3 bracelets and a necklace charm). All of his pieces are handmade and exquisite. He is one of the best silver artisans I have had the pleasure to do business with. Besides being a top notch silversmith, he is an affable man to converse with.

This store is a wonderful treasure box. Beautiful jewelry, belts, décor…read more The owner was lovely to work with. And she gladly shares her knowledge. I easily spent an hour in this store. Lots to examine. Lots to want. I was here July 2020, a relaxed moment during covid restrictions.

Amy, the owner, Laura & Michael take service to a whole new level…read more Believe me, this store is a major find. They have an enormous amount of turquoise and sterling silver jewelry from various time periods for reasonable prices. I bought three pair of absolutely stunning earrings plus several pairs of hard-to-find sterling silver 'monster' earring backs. Michael did a magnificent job of restringing my orange coral squash blossom necklace. I had this done two years ago by Sun Country Traders. Whoever did the repair did it so tightly that it rolled every time I wore -- and it was months before I got it back. When I picked it up I noticed that and mentioned it to lady I was paying. She brushed my concern off and said it would be fine; it was just a new restring. It was on a chain; they do not stretch or settle. If you need your jewelry restrung, I highly recommend this shop!!! We'll be back on our future trips to Santa Fe.