Turquoise Trading Post

All the jewelry in Turquoise Trading Post is Native American made. We have work from hundreds of Navajo, Zuni, Hopi and Santa Domingo silversmiths and jewelers. New jewelry arrives each week. We want our customers to have a wide selection and our selection is the best in Texas. Most of our jewelry is one of a kind pieces so you won’t see a lot of individual pictures on this site. We’re happy to email you some pictures of items your interested in purchasing. While over half our sales are jewelry we do have many other items in the store. We have pottery from Santa Clara Pueblo, Zuni Pueblo, Acoma Pubelo, Navajo Mesa Verde style pottery, Navajo horse hair pottery and Navajo sand painted pottery. We have a collection of Navajo and Hopi kachinas. Plus all kinds of Navajo made artifacts: pipes, bows/arrows, rifle cases, quivers, dance sticks, rattles, lances, bone knives and talking sticks. Almost forgot the flutes, Navajo rugs and sand paintings.

Established in 1994.
Turquoise Trading Post opened in August 1994. Not only was the space small but the inventory was small too. The dreams for the future were big as were the smiles on our faces when the first customer walked in the little Post. Things have changed a lot since we were in that 1,100 square foot space. Today we have 3,600 square feet and a lot more inventory. One example of how we’ve grown is: in 1994 we had 12 rings – today over 1,900.

Jim W.
Business Owner
Jim grew up in New Mexico and always enjoyed the Native culture. As with anyone that has visited the Land of Enchantment, he fell in love with the jewelry, pottery and the people.