Walter K.
8/30/2016
Thanks Native Bay! My Mom loved her turquoise bracelet I bought from you on Amazon. It is so unique, and really fits her style. She loved the intricate hammer work and the beautiful piece of...
LomaSiiva The Authentic Native American Gallery
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2015 E 5th St Ste 10
Tempe, AZ 85288
LomaSiiva The Authentic Native American Gallery is a renowned jewelry and art store located in Tempe, AZ. They offer a wide range of authentic Native American jewelry, including necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings, bolo ties, pendants, watches, and more, crafted from various stones such as turquoise, white buffalo, coral, and onyx. Their collection also includes pottery, kachinas, and paintings, all handmade by skilled Native American artists from tribes such as Navajo, Hopi, Zuni, and Apache.
With a commitment to authenticity, LomaSiiva ensures that all their artists are verified members of their respective tribes, allowing them to issue Certificates of Authenticity. Customers rave about the quality and craftsmanship of their pieces, as well as the exceptional customer service they receive. Whether you're looking for a unique piece of jewelry or a stunning work of art, LomaSiiva is the go-to destination for those seeking authentic Native American craftsmanship.
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Cheri V.
2/10/2025
Pretty and delicate Abalone bracelet. Exactly as ordered. Delivered promptly Thank you!!
Suzanne B.
5/23/2018
I purchased a lovely natural turquoise necklace from this company on Amazon. The necklace lays beautifully on my neck and the craftsmanship was exemplary. The only thing about this necklace that...
Janis F.
7/16/2021
I love my beautiful bracelet from Loma Siiva! Ahe'hee' I hope your website does well ; the card that came with my bracelet says it was made by (unreadable first name) Smith, beautiful!!
Linda Y.
8/17/2018
They came to our assisted living facility and did a great job of displays and information. The residents loved it and can't wait for them to come back so they can get Christmas gifts.
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