Warpath Trading Post

The most incredible jewelry I have ever seen. There is so much selection it is almost overwhelming. It took us 2 days to really comb over everything and pick out our special pieces. There was a man working at the location s. Plaza NW location. We could have talked to him for days. He ultimately was the reason we took the plunge and bought a few insanely gorgeous turquoise pieces. The owner was also lovely and helpful. We live in New Hampshire and wish wish wish there was a website we could order from. I guess we'll have to come back!! Thank you all.

On the hunt for a kokopelli pendant in gold. If I wanted silver there was plenty to choose from. This store has inventory similar to the plaza store. However, it is a little bigger and the displayed inventory reflects it. The staff is friendly and helpful. Unfortunately like so many other retail shops catering to tourists everything is always on sale 30-50% off. So essentially it's marked up then sold at a "sale" price. How about just selling it at a regular retail price?

On a first brother sister trip to visit her family in New Mexico we stopped in for some shopping and I purchased a beautiful ring and earrings galore. You know many keep complaining about prices but these are all hand crafted and have a special energy about them. If the prices aren't in your bracket then go back to Amazon because it's more than just the price. Yes a good deal is a good deal but sometimes knowing your supporting the artist and small business I don't mind at all. Thank you for being open during an uncertain time and the kindness you all showed in shop !! I'll be back !

We just visited this cute little establishment by chance. I was very surprised to find such good prices on jewelry. For such a touristy place the pricing was excellent. If you're visiting old town Albuquerque this is a must. They still have reasonable sleeping beauty turquoise prices. As well as so many other options. Even better, check out their 50% off shelves.

This little shop was definitely a surprise. First, a little background. I bought a Zuni pueblo wedding ring what, twelve years back, it was gorgeous, sterling silver, opal inlay, amazing hand-carved designs. Twelve years back. After wearing it every damn day for twelve damn years, and getting it repaired every eight months or so, we decided to replace it with something more durable. Off to Old Town we wandered.So as a general Southwestern rule, I avoid shops directly adjacent to plazas -- typically they're over-priced and geared to serve tourists -- and that's what I expected from Warpath (might be time for a name change, guys). What I discovered was a very impressive spread of local work running the gamut, with plenty of solid, sturdy men's jewelry. I ended up settling on something that definitely won't ever need a repair, with their current sale pricing it didn't run much more than a Benjamin, and because I spent, oh, twenty-some minutes making my decision, the wife also found a couple thangs she wanted to decorate herself with. Which is totally good. Buy your lady some bling, she's worth it. Oh, and if you can, get your customer service from the Navajo woman -- can't recall her name, sorry -- and ask about the year her family made Superbowl rings. Awesome.

An absolute gem of a shop if you're looking for literally anything. I ended up in here by chance back in December, my flight home was cancelled and my one day layover to see my sister quickly became three. I figured while in Albuquerque I might as well go on a hunt for some more pieces to match the Zuni ring I already had. This was probably the fifth shop in old town I stopped in looking for some earrings and I ended up wandering around for at least 30 minutes. Their collection is absolutely incredible. Every time I turned my head there was something else catching my eye. I ended up settling on a gorgeous pair of Sunface earrings to match my ring, although I could've spent my entire life savings in there. The woman that helped me pick them out and purchase them was so friendly and so knowledgeable about the pieces they had in store. Highly recommend shopping here for Native jewelry. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Albuquerque

While in ABQ for the Balloon Fiesta, we stopped in to WTP to do some jewelry shopping. Fate was on our side as we met Delores (Doe) and the fun ensued. We looked at every case, Doe was so helpful and patient while we tried on many, many rings and cuffs. She also taught us about some of the turquoise and the style of Navajo and Zuni jewelry. We purchased several pieces and had an amazing time finding them. One piece needed sizing - no worries as Doe referred us to Old Town Jewelers and said they would take good care of us- and they did! We will shop with Doe again!

We never forget to stop at Warpath Traders ever time we are i. Albuquerque. I already have. a very nice collection of gorgeous and unique jewelry. The place is perfect for a reasonably priced treasure hunt. Big thanks to all employees!

This is a terrific place for Native American fine jewelry. As contrasted with lots of other Yelp locations, Warpath has high quality merchandise (not souvenir-type items). They have a huge selection of gorgeous sterling, turquoise and other stones. You can purchase both new and vintage/antique Native American pieces there.Definitely ask one of their knowledgeable sales associates to help you. They can recommend items, tell you about the age and history of vintage pieces, and offer discounts depending on how much you want to buy.We found all we were looking for (and then some!) at Warpath. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the market for serious Native American jewelry.

Over about a week my wife and I visited many shops in three different locations in New Mexico. We found the best selection and prices at Warpath Trading. Our sales person was very patient and had great suggestions. We purchased several pieces including a fantastic night sky men's bracelet and ring. I picked the ring because of its design but it was too big. Warpath knew where to send me for a great resizing job too. They offer traditional and contemporary styles of Navajo silversmithing with wonderful stones and some nice period items in the vintage case. Worth making the trip!Dave H