Palms Trading

Excellent place to find gifts and souvenirs from your trip to New Mexico.

Nice selection of jewelry and western accessories, but WAY OVER-PRICED! The staff was polite and told me, "everything not marked 'net' is half price." I wasn't convinced that the 50% off was a fair price either. Got 3 stars because at least you were nice. Good luck with the tourists!

The place has an extremely diverse collection of goods from a seriously wide range of artists and tribes. It's the kind of place where you just want to buy everything you see. The best thing about this place is almost all of the work is Indian-produced, and there's also a formidable range of prices, so everyone can go home with a local craft representing the many local cultures. And the staff (could be owners) are EXTREMELY pleasant and welcoming!

The place to visit for unique gifts. This company has the largest selection of authentic native crafts that I have seen. No fears of getting fake crafts as the artist sell directly to the company. Someone is always there that knows where any item comes from and many times they can identify the artist and the approximate date made on vintage pieces. Well worth the trip.

Been buying here since the 1970's. I keep coming back for a reason. They carry quality jewelry for reasonable prices.

Don't bother trying to shop here. Went the shop door was locked (which is understandable) HOWEVER the clerk made eye contact with me repeatedly and just flat out ignored me. I tried to call which also went ignored. So instead of getting to shop I left without ever getting to see anything. Very disappointed given the high reviews of this jewelry shop.

I seen this place on IG. Lots of nice stuff. I seen the actual potters bringing in their work to be bought. Lots to see, so bring lots of money.

Can't beat the prices, selection, or the customer service. Diana especially was a massive help with picking out a necklace and earrings for my fiancee's birthday present, providing tons of different options.

Wonderful selection, friendly staff, and the best prices in town! My go to shop for gifts, I always bring people from out of town to Palms!

A must visit every time I'm in ABQ. Not only is the variety incredible but the service is top notch from a helpful and knowledgable staff that truly cares about their customers. Skip the cheesy souvenir shops and get authentic Native American art and jewelry from the best source in New Mexico.

I've had nothing but excellent customer service here. Lovely Native American items with lots of variety. It's unlikely that they don't have what you are looking for. Perfect for completing my Christmas list this year

I generally spend a significant amount of money here every time I'm in ABQ. No more. No mask. No shopping. No worries. I found a great place to shop with much better customer service. #Camino66 for the win!

The staff is genuinely nice and helpful. Great prices on a lot of authentic native jewelry and crafts from various artists/pueblos. I always come here when I want to buy gifts for my out of town friends.

They double the price then offer 1/2 off of select items. No thank you. I bought almost the exact same Katrina doll(I believe the amuse manufacture ) for 600 at another store instead of the asking 1200 price here

The Palms is an institution. We bring all our out of town guests here on the way to Old Town. Most of the jewelry is purchased from local native artists, and really is unique. Love this place.

Have always loved this store and still do! Amazing product, great prices. Also everyone was wearing masks and the store is large enough that people can distance. Highly recommend to get some great items.

Great service! Beautiful handcrafted pieces! I purchased a Necklace with Matching earrings and a beautiful ring. Can't beat the prices. I'm adding pictures of my Jewelry purchase as well as other lovely items for sale

This place has been around for a long time. If you are looking for Native American art and jewlery this is a great place to shop. They have a large inventory of different items.

I recently purchased some earrings from Palms and just wanted to say that I am very pleased. I try to get to the shop every time I'm in Albuquerque, but this time there was an advertised discount for online purchases to I took advantage of the sale. I received my earrings within a few days. My purchase was neatly wrapped and included a very nice letter of thanks from the owner and letter of authentication. I would recommend a visit to the store in person if you are ever in Albuquerque, but it is a nice option to shop online too!

Great selection, great customer service. AND great prices! If you are in town for a short stay, this is a must stop for all Native American art work. We originally found this gem of a store 25 years ago, and today it is just as wonderful!

I visited the Palms Trading Company based on word-of-mouth from locals and I was not disappointed. The prices were fair and the people working there very knowledgeable and didn't try to haggle and was able to assist me on my purchase. More importantly, I got the vibe that this wasn't a part of town that tourists frequent. I highly recommend this shop and specifically for jewelry.

I have been here once before and bought a few pieces of jewelry that are very unique. So when Albuquerque is was a definite stop. This time I took in a few pieces that were my Grandmother's (over 60 years old) for repair. Adrian LaJeunesses fixed them in minutes. He gave me ideas to convert watch ends to earrings. His customer was over the top for myself and I watched him do the same for others. I'll definitely be back next time in Albuquerque. Thanks Adrian

What a fantastic tip! If your looking to buy native Jewelry new & vintage with the best craftsmanship and the best prices don't waste anytime anywhere else! There's blankets, pottery, Art there's everything in this Trading Post with outstanding customer service. Adrian was the Best! Ty and I will be shopping online too!

I came here face on a suggestion from a yelper and I'm really glad that I came. The selection here is huge! They not only have jewelry but other Native American art and artifacts. A lot of the jewelry is automatically 50% off of the price that smart which makes you feel like you're getting a much better deal. The staff here is very friendly and helpful.

I came in looking to purchase some turquoise earrings as gifts for relatives and also to look at jewelry pieces for myself. The staff was very patient with me as I pulled out different trays to see their different items. I ultimately decided on a Creek turquoise pendant and bracelet. I love my pieces and can't wait to wear them! I plan on returning so that I can make additional purchases.

Great place to shop for authentic Native American jewelry. I had a friend visit from out of state. We stopped by Palms before we headed up to Santa Fe. After 2 hours, she made some great purchases. She was happy we went there first.

Incredibly overpriced and touristy. I would not advise buying anything here. I found similar or better products everywhere else in New Mexico for significantly cheaper. Don't spend $2000 on a bowl, when you can get a hand made one elsewhere for $200z

Fantastic service. They have so much pretty jewelry, and they let me leave things on the display counter while I decided on different pieces. The sales people were super patient and appeared to be honest. They would tell me what stones were genuine and which ones were not. Their selection is huge. One suggestion would be for them to change out the glass in their display cases. The jewelry looks kind of mediocre in the cases but sparkly and pretty when they pull the items out to look at.

This store has been on my "must go" list for months I finally made it here today and was pleasantly surprised. It is now my favorite place to go for Indian jewelry. While their display area is smaller, their prices are lower than the store I've been frequenting. They also have Talavera Suns that are already beckoning me back. This is the store I will go to first the next time company is in town and ready to shop. It's definitely worth your time and its proximity to Old Town is another plus

Moccasins was the name of our game. We ended up walking out with multiple pairs for multiple people. Life is too short not to wear comfortable shoes. Inside there are lots of Native American Southwestern items. Including: Dream catchers, Reiki like pottery, Blankets, Pottery, Kachina like dolls, Jewelry, some cooking items, and artwork. Just to name a few. Lots of people to help you out, and ample parking. As the sign says they don't haggle so unless they are having a sale you won't get much wiggle room on prices.

The people are pretty friendly. Their selection is good, but not amazing. Their prices are fair. Everything is appropriately priced. There is a room for jewelry, a room for pottery, and a room for handmade arrows and bows and such. All in all this store is definitely worth checking out!

A few days ago, I was sorting through my closet and ran across some Southwestern mementos from the days that I lived in Los Alamos. I fondly remember my Saturday shopping trips into Albuquerque in general and at the State Fair grounds flea market and the Palms Trading Company in particular. The Palms has been around for a long time and their selection, service, and prices have been one of the reasons that I keep returning to the Land of Enchantment. Gayle was less impressed with my turquoise treasures, especially the bolo tie.

She eventually wore me down and prevailed on me to put it away before I dared to wear it in public. She also implied that Universe ending paradoxes would occur if I didn't see it her way. I'd prefer to think that I'm ahead of the fashion curve and that someday my "hip" style will be properly recognized as I proudly get my "Bolo On".