Cowboys & Indians — Local services in Saint George

So we just vacationed here in beautiful St. George this past week. While here we visited the Red Cliff Mall. My daughter saw this store as we window shopped down the strip. There were tons of St. George and Zions apperal on a CLEARANCE rack outside the store just calling her name. Our daughter found a hooded St. George sweatshirt and had to have it. The price was fair for clearance and it had a teen look to it, meaning it wasn't what 'mom' would wear, so of course I couldn't tell her no. I had forgotten my extra cash and my daughter asked if they could hold for a short time while we finished up our window shopping and made our way back to car to grab money. One of the women working kindly told her yes. After purchasing the sweatshirt we went back to hotel and my daughter informed us that it would not fit. The next day we returned to store asking if we could exchange for another sweatshirt she saw and also loved, the day before. We informed her that we had misplaced receipt but the tag was still on sweatshirt. She told us that it was perfectly fine we did not have receipt as long as tag was still on item. 👍👍 In the end my daughter walked away with a different adorable St George sweatshirt that fit her perfectly!! Thank you wonderful souls at Cowboys and Indians for being so good to us. We will for sure be back next adventure your way. 😍

Things this store has to offer -fun souvenir, trinkets, and keepsakes (apparel, hats) -great selection of gem and rick jewelry -Many wooden handmade items (drums, carved boxes, canes) -Beautiful native rugs and throws -rad native toys for the youngster -Native American and western memorabilia -rocks -quartz necklaces -knives -bb guns and bb's -native weaved mini vowls and vases -rain sticks -wallets -western belt buckles

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My wife and I did a southern Utah trip that spanned 2 weeks. While we were mainly on the hunt for amazing nature, we also were on the hunt for jewelry lol. Ultimately we got both. We are picky when it comes to jewelry and ideally like to support natives making the jewelry instead of cheap knock offs. There was one store in downtown Moab that had top notch stuff but I can’t remember the name and it was our first stop. St George was our last stop and we almost didn’t stop at Cowboys and Indians because the name is cheesy and the pics online did it absolutely no service lol. As such, I’m adding a pic of the custom ring I got. I get compliments every time I wear it and tell people where I got it.

We spent 30+ minutes talking to the owners son about some hike he did where he found a massive jade haha. The owner arrived and proceeded to tell us with the natives he worked with - I believe the group was called Silver Smiths. I got to look through their magazine of options and pick exactly the style and stone I wanted. I paid no additional cost for the customized Sonoran Turqoise ring and it showed up in the mail 2.5 months later.

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Cowboys & Indians is more than just a store—it’s a vibrant celebration of Western heritage and Native American artistry. As you step inside, you’re greeted by a beautifully curated selection of handcrafted jewelry, unique home decor, and one-of-a-kind clothing that exudes authentic Southwestern charm.

The store feels like a gallery, with every corner showcasing a story of tradition and craftsmanship. From turquoise necklaces to intricately designed leather goods, each item is a piece of art. The staff are warm, knowledgeable, and happy to share the origins and stories behind the products, making the experience even more personal.

Whether you’re a Western enthusiast or simply looking for a meaningful gift, Cowboys & Indians is a treasure trove of culture and beauty. Don’t forget to take your time exploring—you’ll leave inspired and maybe with a little piece of the West to take home.

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