One of the neatest shops on the street downtown. They’ve got gorgeous stones from around the world, polished and generally mounted in silver. We go every time we are in Melbourne. Friendly service and wonderful, plentiful options!

I love Two Feathers Gallery! Almost every special occasion we have I choose my gift with my husband, from Two Feathers. The owners are extremely knowledgeable about their merchandise and everything is unique and one of a kind. It’s like a treasure hunt. Over the years I have collected a beautiful group of one of a kind pieces.I’m not sure the people who have bashed this store know what they are looking at. This is handmade jewelry, not stamped out by China! There are Chines turquoise pieces out there that you can buy for very little but are no comparison to the beautiful pieces In this gallery. It’s like comparing a piece of handmade furniture to a piece from Rooms to Go.I have been out west and these prices are very reasonable. Everything is so one of a kind and not mass produced. I would so much rather have a piece of this jewelry than a diamond or CZ that look like a zillion others!Support stores like this, do we want Wal Marts everywhere? Yikes! God no! I love Two Feathers!

I have bought several BEAUTIFUL pieces from TWO FEATHERS as well as brought some other pieces in for repair. They are great people and very helpful with all my Native American jewelry needs .

The jewelry offered here at this store is unlike anything I have seen in the area. Their quality and beauty are unmatched in town. Yes you are paying for quality handmade pieces so the price will match it’s worth. For those bashing this man and his business, shame on you. If your looking for costume jewelry go to Claire’s and don’t be salty that you can’t afford the nice quality pieces offered here. Thank you for providing our community with a little bit of Native American culture and for the beautiful pieces you offer.

I had an amazing experience shopping with Carolyn at her gallery today! Some of the reviews are strange as I have traveled extensively out west and have collected Native American Jewelry for years now! The gallery had some very authentic and very unusual one of a kind pieces! If my budget would allow I would’ve bought more than the two beautiful white turquoise pieces that I bought today and am in love with! Go see her and her gallery and see for yourself! I personally have owned my own boutique for 21 years now and thoroughly felt welcomed in her shop and certainly she knows her merchandise well!

I love this place! I have purchased several pieces of authentic Native American jeweley from there. I have traveled all over the South West but found some of the best pieces that Carolyn has brought back from her travels in her Gallery. Cant wait to get back to Florida to see what she has thats new.

I bought some beautiful and unique pieces there. Really nothing like it around here.

Im a full blood native american indian from New Mexico my reservation is 50 miles west of Albuquerque and i found authentic pottery jewelry and ka china dolls from my tribe to 3 other tribes they also have Zuni Hopi and Navajo! I know this living and growing up from there and when i first walked in i started recognizing symbols and patterns. And these guys deal with people on the rez.

Love this store

Always enjoy coming in here and seeing what jewelery they have. Definitely a great place!

This place charged me roughly 5 times what an item was worth and refused to even negotiate a refund. Highly recommend not shopping here.The fun part was when the owner claimed the jewelry was signed by a Native American artist and when I asked him to show me where, he searched all over to try to find where.. he couldn’t because they weren’t made by a Native American artist. I saw many online mass produced for 1/5 the price. If you do choose to buy their overpriced junk, check to make sure it’s what they claim it is.

Having viewed many pieces of art made by many of the tribes I am skeptical that some of this is authentic.. I would buy at your own risk - especially considering the crazy prices. The owners don’t appear to be Native American and I hate to see rude white people appropriating the culture merely to make a dollar.

I stumbled across Two Feathers Gallery on our trek through Old Melbourne in 2017’s Small Business Saturday and, boy, was I glad that I did! I spoke with the owners and they got these original pieces where I had gotten some of the same kinds of pieces in Santa Fe, NM. I started to speak about the Native American artisans and how they were set up in this square and the owners completed my story! They told me that they travel there every summer on their jaunt through the West to get pieces to bring back to FL. I was amazed that their prices were not much more than what I had paid in Santa Fe. They said their reason for going out West was not to make a fortune off the Native Americans, but to bring their craftsmanship back to the East. I ended up spending quite a bit of money there last year. All the people that I gave gifts to raves about them and the really good thing was seeing the gifts worn throughout the year! If you haven’t checked out Two Feathers you should.By the way, I just read the post that we’re posted before mine. I had to ad an addendum to my post: None of the things those post said were anything I found in my experiences. It sounde to me like the people that wrote those post had never seen true Native American artistry. If they wanted it any cheaper than it was they should have been born in the times where Native Americans were treated as savages and most of their hard work was stolen rather than bought and traded for fairly! The quality at this store was truly some of the finest that I experienced when I was buying silver pieces out West. This store, unless it has dramatically changed in 1 year, has been given a bad rap by the other post. In fact it didn’t sound like they came from people who bought the beautiful pieces in Two Feathers, but people who were just being mean because they weren’t able to use their bathroom!

This place is unexpected and amazing. I purchased an unusual old pawn necklace with an oversized naja and green turquoise beads at a great price. Beautifully curated with old and new pieces, it is a joy to shop here. They also have excellent books and periodicals on the American Southwest. Equal to the finest places in Santa Fe. Go!!!

Wow, I’ve never seen such terrible prices. And judging by the other reviews, the service was as bad for others as it was for me! Boycott this store.

Beautiful pieces of jewelry, enjoyed speaking with Carolyn. Nice place to shop.

I thought the customer service was terrible. The sales person who waited on me was not that helpful and pleasant. I felt like I was imposing on her by asking her questions while she was waiting on me. As far as a pleasant place to shop, I would not recommend it to my friends and a possible sale was lost.

Terrible prices! Rude staff! Only shop here if you hate good shopping experiences.

Friend bought $300 plus necklace. It broke an hour after purchase, when she got back to her hotel. She returned to store and owner would not give refund; only offered to restring or give her store credit. When my friend returned today, she was told store credit not available because AMEX supposedly told store my friend had 90 days to contest. He told my friend to come again Friday...we live over 100 miles away!!No refund when something breaks immediately? Boycott this store.

Carolyn has been a joy to work with. I’ve known her for about 20 years and she’s always been very helpful.

The pieces are all Beautiful, The customer service was great.

Very disappointed to find the same style earrings (same stone, size and stamped sterling silver - but much higher quality off Etsy.) Two Feathers Gallery charged $95 for very similar earrings (many) found on Etsy and better quality which are being sold for $25 and $5 shipping (stamped .925 sterling silver, signed by artist and genuine stone, with thousands of positive reviews per store). No returns accepted, went back the very next day. Earrings are not handmade or signed by any artist either. Owner was rude, despite my calmness explaining I think they were really overpriced. Lesson learned. Please save your money you can buy 4 pairs of earrings through Etsy for the price of 1 at Two Feathers in Downtown, Melbourne Florida. The store takes advantage of fast shoppers not completely understanding the value without researching.

I love this store. I purchase something every year when in the area.

Carolyn was very unpleasant on the phone. I would never shop here.

We’ve visited Two Feathers many times - their selection of native jewelry is broad, and their prices are reasonable. We visit this shop whenever we are in Melbourne.

Sales person never greeted us and was rude. He had a bathroom but wouldnt let us use it to wash our hands. Wouldnt make an exception to his $10 minimum purchase when we just wanted an $8 trinket

Real Native American artisans. Staff is friendly and professional.

Horribly rude employees. Dont dare touch a shirt or try on a hat to check for sizing before purchasing. Youll be accused of treating the merchandise like a toy or handling it too roughly. Ive made purchases here before but will never set foot in this establishment again; Ill happily take my business elsewhere.

This shop was horrible, over priced and the owner smelled like feet.