Turquoise Trail Jewelry — Attraction in Santa Fe

We bought two rings there. Delightful people. There is a cultural conflict that if they could resolve would make them a five-star store in Santa Fe. They seem to think that if they start the price very high and cut it down to about half that they will get the sale. I’m sure it works but it is a strike against them and their reputation. It’s a gimmick that comes from other countries that doesn’t work so well in the US. People like to not feel the heavy sales pitch or the gimmicky price drop. Americans want to know they are getting a good price for a good product and not have to question if they are being cheated. Once you purchase from them, however, they become more genuine and extremely helpful. We really like these people and wish them all the best. I hope they read these reviews and can learn better ways to approach their sales. I do sincerely hope that they succeed here, not only in sales, but in...

We love this store and shop there every time we go to Santa Fe, it's right across the street from our favorite hotel. The artisan jewelry selection is very good, and prices are fair. Some of my favorite silver and stone pieces are from there. We've also purchased beautiful glass items. The owners were proactive during the shut downs in 2020 and called us to see if we needed anything. I appreciated their effort, and look forward to returning to thank...

Interested in a necklace hanging on a wooden post for over a thousand dollars, (?) the polite salesman brought the piece down half price. I took the bait but now regret it. I have doubts that even the purchase price at half off is fair. Doubling the price of jewelry may prove to be a profitable marketing technique, but I remain unconvinced as to the quality of the silver, weight, craftsmanship, etc. I will not shop...