Real Kingman turquoise, a little over two hours west on I-40.

The drive from Flagstaff

From Flagstaff, take I-40 west. About 150 miles, a bit over two hours, mostly straight high-desert highway with a stop at Williams or Seligman if you want to break it up. Take exit 48 (Beale Street) and go east; we're at 4th and Beale.

Easy half-day round trip from downtown Flagstaff or NAU.

Why Flagstaff customers come west

Flagstaff has plenty of Southwestern art and turquoise jewelry shops, especially along Route 66 downtown and out near the malls. Our customers from Flagstaff tend to be people who've been burned once — bought something at a tourist shop that turned out to be dyed howlite — and are now careful about where they buy. We're fifteen miles from the mine, and we'll tell you exactly what every stone is.

What we have for serious shoppers

• Turquoise rings — single-stone, cluster, custom builds
• Necklaces and pendants — including squash blossom statement pieces
• Bracelets and cuffs — heavy-gauge silver
• Earrings — daily-wear and statement
• Indigenous artisan pieces — signed, authenticated
• Custom design — bench builds around your stone or ours

Plan your visit

407 E Beale St, Kingman, AZ 86401. Open Monday through Saturday, 11 AM to 5 PM. Call (928) 263-1502 ahead if you want pieces pulled or bench time blocked for a custom consultation.

Combine the trip

• Williams (Bearizona, Grand Canyon Railway) on the way west
• Route 66 historic district in Kingman (our shop is in it)
• Hualapai Mountain Park east of Kingman
• Grand Canyon West Rim from Kingman

For Sedona and Williams day-trippers

We get plenty of customers from Sedona and Williams as well — both are within easy driving distance via I-40. If you're already planning a Route 66 day, slot us in.

Other cities we serve

Las Vegas, Laughlin, Bullhead City, Prescott, and our home base in Kingman.