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Native American Treasures
Native American treasures refers to the items of personal adornment that indigenous people wear for personal use, traditions or sale for art. Native American jewelry reflects the history and culture of its Indian hand-makers. Different tribes cultivate distinct styles and aesthetics depending on the materials found on their land and personal visions and traditions within that tribe. Native American turquoise jewelry is prominent in the West as many of our nations Native American tribes are nearby.

The Palms Trading Partnership
Palms Trading is proud to be a part of the Native American treasure business and share Native American necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings and pins as well as blankets and other Native American turquoise jewelry online with the world. We are humbled to bridge our talented artists with people who appreciate Native American jewelry and arts. 

What is Authentic Native American Jewelry?
Authentic Native American jewelry is made by hand from naturally occurring materials such as various metals, hardwoods, vegetal fibers, or precious and semi-precious gemstones. Authentic Native American jewelry means that the jewelry found at Palms Trading is curated by an enrolled Native American tribe member. Because our jewelry is handmade you will not find an exact identical anywhere else in the world.

Shopping Online
You don’t have to be in New Mexico to shop our wide selection of authentic Native American jewelry. You can shop our entire selection online and still benefit from real, hand-made Native American jewelry and crafts. We make our online buying experience easy.
 
Palms Trading Company has cultivated personal relationships with some of the most famous Native American jewelry designers in the world. If you are looking for an artist or style you can find recommendations and all the information you need online. We have the largest selection of Native American turquoise jewelry at unbeatable prices.
Location: 1504 Lomas Blvd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104, USA

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