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Specializing in the largest collection of handmade cowboy boots in the world, Back at the Ranch is a high-end Western boutique known throughout the world for its custom-made and in-stock boots. Choose from the rich textures of exotic leathers, intricate inlay or tooling, or add a pair of colorful high-fashion styles by legendary bootmakers to your collection. Or you can custom design your own logo, brand or theme. Visiting Back at the Ranch will make your Santa Fe stay a memorable one.
Don't wait, visit our website now to see our Back at the Ranch Collection. Gift certificates are available.

Art dealers Alan Suits and Ann Lehman have assembled a treasury of tribal and ethnic jewelry, clothing, collectibles, textiles, and antiques from around the world. Selections include Mongolian jewelry,antique Buddhist artifacts, Uzbek silk robes, Punjabi wooden chests and Saharan nomad leatherwork. All items are chosen for the highest qualities of traditional workmanship. Coyote's Paw Gallery has been described as"one of the finest ethnographic collections in the United States".

EVOKE CONTEMPORARY provocative + compelling art of international acclaim Experience the creative spirit and rhythm of Santa Fe in the Downtown Arts + Museum District and historic downtown Plaza with a riveting line up of events and exhibitions. All events open on the First Friday of each month along with the celebrated First Friday Art Walks in the Downtown Arts + Museum District. Nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and steeped in rich New Mexican heritage, EVOKE Contemporary and the GALA Arts District has grown and evolved to becoming one of the most prestigious art destinations for art collectors worldwide. Nine of the foremost galleries in the contemporary art world along with five prestigious museums are easily navigated on elegant tree-lined Lincoln Avenue in downtown Santa Fe. The GALA Arts District is an Art + Dining Mecca. Savvy travelers and locals alike are familiar with the cosmopolitan flair to be experienced at any of the award-winning, world-class restaurants within this romantic, walking district. The deep-rooted history and culture of Santa Fe is preserved and celebrated in the GALA Arts District through a diverse array of museums, galleries and culinary destinations that should be on top of your must-visit soon list.

Owner and Designer Valerie Jean Fairchild, along with a highly-skilled team of craftspeople, create all styles of exceptional jewelry in platinum, 22-,18- and 14-karat gold and specialize in custom designs for both men and women. Having over 30 years of experience designing, producing and repairing fine jewelry, Fairchild's renowned creations spotlight diamonds, colored gemstones, opals and pearls. Also represented is work by several nationally- and regionally-recognized jewelers, and the gallery's extraordinary service to its clientele is well known.

Holly has been a local jewelry artist showing in 3 major museums in Santa Fe since 1992. She has created handmade, original designer jewelry in 18K Gold and Argentium Silver with Gemstones & Colored Pearls since 1980.( She trained in NYC) Holly's jewelry can be seen in the new New Mexico History Museum at the Spiegelberg Shop, 113 Lincoln Ave. and at the Northern New Mexico Art Gallery, 150 Washington Ave. Limited designs can be seen at Ortegas/Mimosa, 52 Lincoln Ave. Holly does the Summer Art Shows on the Santa Fe Plaza each year: in 2009, June: Challenge, NM; on July 4th, Pancakes on the Plaza Art Show, in August, Indian Market, Aug. 22-23, in September: Labor Day Art Show, Sept. 5-7, Booth #148 and Fiesta Art Show, Sept. 11-13 Booth #248.
Please call for custom work.

Jewel Mark is your one stop jewelry destination. We are a locally owned family business and have won the Harper's Bazaar Jewelry Leader For Excellence in Superior Merchandising And Outstanding Service. We carry Cartier and many watch lines, fine jewelry from all over the world including exquisite fancy colored diamonds and precious gemstones.We carry Roberto Coin, Gregg Ruth and diamond jewelry pieces as well as Native American pieces. Graduate Gemologist and Master Jeweler on staff.

Original designs by father and daughter team, Ross and Laura LewAllen. Unique jewelry inspired by animals such as dogs, cats, wolves, hawks and eagles as well as shamanic traditions from around the world. These include astrology jewelry, aboriginal designs, Peruvian, Celtic, Hawaiian huna, Egytian - just to name a few. Our "ascent" climbing rope bracelets have been a best seller for years along with our extensive line of earcuffs. You can also shop from our on-line catalogue anytime.

About Mati Jewelers In 1975, master inlay-jewelry craftsman Stavros Eleftheriou founded Mati Jewelers in Albuquerque following his arrival from Greece. Mati quickly became widely known for featuring an extensive selection of exquisite jewelry as well as New Mexico's largest selection of Swiss precision timepieces from several premium brands. Mati's collection includes the stunning inlay creations of Kabana, Mati's sister company which was also founded by Stavros in Albuquerque, where all Kabana jewelry is manufactured by hand. Stavros and his son Nick Eleftheriou continue to manage Mati Jewelers, a family-owned business that is truly a New Mexico institution.

Stunning Art Work by New Mexico Artists. Shop for handcrafted jewelry, art work sculptures, ceramics, handmade pottery, art glass, metal arts, weaving arts, Native American art work and more. New Mexico Creates is an innovative program of the Museum of New Mexico Foundation that seeks to enhance the livelihoods of New Mexico's artists and artisans while building financial support for the Museum of New Mexico.

We are a wholesale jewelry company that opens our doors twice per year to the general public, to offer extraordinary savings during our Jewelry Sample Sales Events. This is a special opportunity to shop our one-of-a-kind jewelry samples, overstocks and beading supplies at prices well below retail, outdoors, under tents during 2 of Santa Fe's most exciting weekends, Spanish Market, July 24th & 25th and Indian Market, August 21st and 22nd.

Russian Art Gallery is dedicated to bring the awareness of the world to the great Russian schools of Art & their artists... and specializes in 20th century Russian art - Russian realism & impressionism. Included in the collection is a selection of works by important contemporary Russian painters as well as fine jewelry created by Russian designers, and various handcrafted & handpainted gifts such as: traditional Matrioshkas (nesting dolls), laquer boxes, khokhloma and much more...

Santa Fe Goldworks incorporates Southwest Old World Traditional Designs with Contemporary Styling of Gold and Diamonds. We Craft Innovative & Breathtaking Jewelry as Timeless and Beautiful as the Ancient City of Santa Fe. Each David Griego design is meticulously handcrafted in our local studios. Custom Designs welcome by appointment. We are a full service and repair company. We buy Gold & Silver.

A Rich Tradition of Fine Historic and Contemporary Native American Arts Located on the second floor of the historic Silver building overlooking the plaza, Shiprock Santa Fe has the city's largest selection of Navajo weavings. Fifth generation trader Jed Foutz brings the expertise from a lifetime of buying and selling Native American art to his flagship location. Representing the finest in Native American jewelry, pottery, basketry and artifacts, complemented by an outstanding selection of mid century modern vintage modern home furnishings.

Sissel's Fine Quality Indian Jewelry, is located near downtown Santa Fe, we have a huge inventory of hand picked, quality, Indian jewelry at affordable prices.

COME JOIN US IN CELEBRATING OUR 30TH ANNIVERSARY! Located inside the Historic La Fonda Hotel, Things Finer has been Santa Fe's premier source for fine antique and contemporary jewelry for over 30 years. With over 80 years of expertise as a family enterprise, Things Finer makes acquiring unique treasures a fabulous experience. Offering an eclectic array of treasures from the four corners of the earth, we are pleased to delight our generations of loyal clients with jewelry, antique silver, crystal and objets d'art, gift items, decorative accessories, and whimsical holiday ornaments. We also supply our select clientele with luxury linens, china, home furnishings, and, of course, custom jewelry design.

We pride ourselves on our integrity, and our commitment to supplying our varied and savvy clientele with a variety of items, prices levels, and styles. We can reset items you no longer wear or that just don't suit, or design fabulous custom creations to your exact specifications. Plus, we buy every day. Jewelry you don't like, don't wear, or don't need can be turned into cash after a skilled and professional appraisal. Feel free to call and discuss selling your items in privacy, and with discretion.

From the romance of the Eighteenth Century, the elegance of the Georgians and Victorians, the turn of the last century, the best designs of this one, and, now the new millennium, the finest works of art and adornment can be found at Things Finer.

If your taste runs to the unexpected and exceptional, if you don't want to wear what every one else is wearing this year, Things Finer will be your favorite shopping experience, now and for years to come.

ART, BEAUTY, SACRED SPACE: Affordable contemporary art and jewelry from spiritually based artists: Ciel Bergman, Robert Branaman, Charlotte Cain, Michael Cain, Lisa Chun, Roshan Houshmond, Susan Charlot Jay, Karla Refoxo/Tulku, Sherri Silverman, and David Wardman: pastels, painting, sculpture, collage, mixed media, photography, archival prints, ceramics, jewelry, etc. Unique artist notecards. 24k gold-plated sacred geometry yantra sculpture.

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ART GALLERY HOURS: Call us at 505.984.0108. Open seven days a week by appointment & by chance.

DIRECTIONS: We are past Canyon Road and Cristo Rey Church on Upper Canyon Road, halfway to the Audubon Center. From E. Alameda/Camino Cabra at the four-way stop, by Cristo Rey Church and signs for Upper Canyon Road and the Audubon Center, head up Upper Canyon Road. We're on the left, just under a mile. When you see an adobe house on the left with a tall flat metal sculpture against it (a man in an oval or something?), put on your left turn signal. Go down the driveway after this house. the driveway has mailboxes for 1519/1521 & art studio signs. Go past the old one story adobe buildings. We're on the left down the sidewalk in the first two-story building, behind the pitched metal roof buildings. Studio F is the left side of the building. Ample free parking.