Turquoise Trading Post - Austin (TX)

5 /5 Emily K.: Had the most outstanding experience with an employee named Nikki today. My mom was looking for a ring, as she has aged her wedding ring is too big and wide, and she wanted something smaller. She is 82 and mobility is a struggle, she doesn’t get out very much, and it’s a sensitive time- my dad has recently passed. Nikki was so kind and patient, helping her to find her new ring size and showed her a variety of shapes and types of rings. My mom was thrilled with the selection and assistance. I am so grateful for the time and attention to customer service! And it wasn’t just Nikki! I overheard other employees talking to customers, they were so impressive! It’s been a long time since I have been to a store where I have had an experience like that. I will definitely be back! Nikki also gave me a card for a jeweler if I’d like to get my mom’s wedding ring sized, very thoughtful!

5 /5 Robert: Great collection of Native American jewelry. Really extensive selection more than jewelry. And obviously their selection of turquoise jewelry is top notch - easily biggest and best in Austin. Really nice staff too!

5 /5 Eve Zuber: Loved loved loved this Native American Jewelry boutique! I had a great time shopping with their crew for a couple of hours. Friendly, fun, and knowledgeable staff who are extremely gracious and helpful. They have a very large selection of beautiful pieces with high-quality turquoise (from a good variety of mines) and excellent craftsmanship (bracelets, earrings, rings, pendants, necklaces). I have been collecting Native American jewelry for years, so I know what Im looking for, and they had some very unique pieces worthy of adding to my collection. Prices are reasonable and range from inexpensive into the thousands for the highest quality items. The shop is in a strip mall, but dont let that deceive you. There is a lot here for the serious collector. They feature some items online as well and will ship. I will be back every time I am in Austin.!!!!

1 /5 Dmitri Wolf: Cheap garbage. This is the second time I bought a necklace and the second time it failed in exactly the same way. The problem of how to string beads with a clasp to be worn was first solved in 3000 BC. This is not a problem that needs to be thought about. There are dozens of effective ways to string beads on a clasp that will not break. This business has not figured out how to do it.