For more than fifty years, The Humiovi has been Sedona’s source for Native American jewelry — high-grade turquoise jewelry, squash blossom necklaces, and hand-stamped sterling silver cuffs from Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi silversmiths. Native American work identified on its product page is documented and guaranteed authentic under the Indian Arts and Crafts Act.
Visit our gallery in the heart of Uptown Sedona, or explore the collection online — from turquoise rings and concho belts to Pueblo pottery and Hopi katsina carvings. Learn the stories behind the stones in our gemstone guide, or plan a visit to see the collection in person.
Travelers exploring Sedona’s red rock country — and collectors from across the Verde Valley and Northern Arizona — come to The Humiovi for pieces they cannot find elsewhere: squash blossom necklaces, hand-stamped concho belts, and the fine inlay and needlepoint of Zuni and Hopi silversmiths. Browse the full collection before you arrive, or discover a piece in person.
Turquoise is the heart of the Southwest, and no two mines are alike — the soft robin’s-egg blue of Sleeping Beauty, the bold spiderweb matrix of Kingman, the green-gold of Royston. Every stone we set is natural. Where a piece’s maker and tribe are known, we name them — see how we guarantee authenticity, then plan your visit to our Uptown Sedona gallery.
From statement squash blossoms to the quietest stacking ring — Native American jewelry and art, gathered in Sedona since 1972.
