Garland's Jewelry

In 1985, Bill Garland built a gallery dedicated to Native American jewelry, and it has gathered work from artists across the Southwest ever since. With its antique rock façade and vine-covered walls, it sits on a historic piece of land in Oak Creek Canyon called Indian Gardens. Still family-owned today, it is the sister gallery to our Navajo rug gallery in Sedona.

As with our rug gallery, Native American and Southwestern jewelers visit nearly every day to share their newest creations, many of them from families we have worked with for generations. From traditional to contemporary designs, our collection reflects the unique artistry and range of their work. We also offer an extensive selection of vintage jewelry, with pieces dating back to the early twentieth century. Whether antique or newly-made, each handcrafted piece is truly wearable art.