Photos of the Turquoise Jewelry Sculpture in Gallup, New Mexico
Know Before You Go
To make the most of your visit to the Turquoise Jewelry Sculpture in Gallup, New Mexico, here are some things to know before you go.
What is the Turquoise Jewelry Sculpture in Gallup, New Mexico?
The Turquoise Jewelry Sculpture is a large public art installation outside Perry Null Trading Company in Gallup, New Mexico, designed to celebrate the region’s world-famous Native American jewelry traditions. The oversized piece resembles a piece of turquoise and silver jewelry.
Where is the Turquoise Jewelry Sculpture located?
Find the Turquoise Jewelry Sculpture in the parking lot outside of Perry Null Trading Company at 1710 S 2nd St in Gallup, New Mexico. It stands next to the Metal Rug Sculpture and Large Painted Pottery.
Where to Stay Near the Turquoise Jewelry Sculpture
Complete your travel itinerary and get a good night’s rest with a stay at one of these Route 66 hotels in or near Gallup, New Mexico.
Historic El Rancho Hotel
One of the best motels on Route 66, Historic El Rancho Hotel is located close to this Route 66 roadside attraction. Sleep where the stars have at this 1940s hotel that has hosted some of Hollywood’s biggest movie stars and makers, including Robert Mitchum, Elia Kazan, Spencer Tracy, Katherine Hepburn, William Holden, Billy Wilder, Kirk Douglas, Gregory Peck, Troy Donahue, and more. Photos of the stars are peppered throughout the intricately designed property and each room is themed with a star’s photo and information.
Sands Motel
Sands Motel is a budget-friendly classic Route 66 motel in Grants, New Mexico. The vintage motel has carpeted floors, cable TV, microwaves, mini refrigerators, and WiFi.
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Gallup, New Mexico is just a short drive to Arizona Route 66 and the Petrified Forest National Park. Enhance your visit to the area with a tour!
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This giant turquoise bracelet is such a unique find! It’s really beautiful and worth looking for. Especially since it’s right next to two other big things.