Once Upon a Time when Kings & Queens ruled the world, European Spain sent explores to the new world of the Americas in the early 1500s. The city of Santa Fe was Founded by Don Pedro Peralta in 1609. The Explorers established the trade route (El Camino Real) the royal road to Santa Fe. The Indigenous people of the Americas shared Silver & Turquoise stone in abundance.

Angelo Eugene Garcia & Mark Anglo Lopez are native Santa Fe born artisans. They are artisans that are descendants of that time in history.

Their inspirations and creativity is drawn from the rich traditions of the Great American Southwest. They create unique, contemporary, southwest influence, hand crafted designs in silver jewelry. Their silver jewelry is Beautiful, Bold, and Stylish. They use the highest quality materials to create their silver jewelry. When you wear a piece of their silver jewelry you can feel the enchantment. 

We Show Case “Santa Fe Silver” jewelry designed and created in the heart of the Great American Southwest. Angelo Eugene Gracia & Mark Angelo Lopez come from a colorful history dating back centuries. So, when you wear one of are creations in silver you will be reminded of the rich American southwest tradition it was forged from. You can feel the enchantment. Please visit our showroom in Albuquerque Old Town. Our corporate office is Located off the Santa Fe Plaza.

“Santa Fe Silver”

Is a unique brand. It is a lifestyle!

Angelo Eugene Garcia is an American Southwest contemporary artist. He apprenticed under Andy Rivera who was an apprentice of Frank Patania. His style was heavily influenced by both and continues their traditions.

Mark Angelo Lopez is an American Southwest contemporary artist. The style of jewelry that he creates was influenced by Angelo Eugene Garcia and Gibson Nez through his apprenticeship with them. 

Angelo Eugene Garcia 1948 – Present        Mark Anglo Lopez 1964 - Present

Andy Rivera                                                        Angelo Eugene Gracia 1948 - Present

Frank Patania   1889 - 1964                            Gibson Nez 1947 - 2007