New Arrivals at Garland's

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1950s Turquoise Buckle Kenneth Begay

$6,500

Carved Turquoise and Gold Pendant Don Supplee

$7,500

Multi-Stone Inlay Cuff Wes Willie

$3,800

Number Eight Turquoise Cuff Darryl Dean Begay

$3,000

Calligraphy Stone Cuff Mike Bird-Romero

$1,900

Inlay Buckle Duane Maktima

$2,800

Multi-Stone Pin and Pendant Duane Maktima

$1,800

Inlay Pendant Duane Maktima

$1,400

Bisbee Turquoise Eagle Pendant Roy Talahaftewa

$1,200

Number Eight Turquoise Cuff Kee Yazzie

$1,500

Mudhead Pendant Lawrence Saufkie

$750

Pueblo EarringsPueblo Earrings Joseph Coriz

$495

Sunface Earrings Jolene Eustace-Hanelt

$450

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Silver Maiden Pendant Myron Panteah

$600

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Turquoise Earrings Vintage Collection

$225

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Lapis Necklace David Lister

$3,600

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Collector Favorites

Squash Blossom Necklaces

"The minute you step off the plane, you will see turquoise jewelry everywhere you look—it’s built into the history of this city. Ignore every vendor, every lobby shop, every ad you see and head straight to Garland’s."

"Garland's has the finest collection in all of Indian Country."

"One of the most popular destinations in country for Native American art and jewelry, Garland's offers authentic Native American goods."

"Garland’s isn’t just the premier Navajo rug shop in Sedona, it has one of the largest selections of contemporary and antique Navajo rugs in the country."

"This family-owned store holds one of the best collections of Native American art in the world. Browse the colorful artwork ranging from handmade jewelry and pottery, to sand paintings and Navajo rugs."

"For traditional rugs, blankets, baskets, and pottery, head to Garland’s Navajo Rugs. The shop’s owners work directly with Navajo and also Hopi artists to bring patrons high quality, authentic examples of Native American art."