Squash Blossom Vail
About
Squash Blossom has sold jewelry in the heart of Vail Village since 1973, across Gore Creek Drive from Sweet Basil. It began with turquoise, silver and the craft traditions of the Southwest, and it still keeps turquoise squash blossom pieces from its original collection next to contemporary fine jewelry. Owners Hilary and Kevin Magner run it as a family business.
It suits shoppers marking an occasion, from an engagement ring to an anniversary gift, and anyone who wants a piece that says where it came from. With custom design, appraisals and repair under one roof, it also works for locals and second-home owners who need a jeweler, not just a place to browse.
Designers and house collections
The cases hold contemporary designers such as Irene Neuwirth, Brent Neale, Silvia Furmanovich, Carolina Bucci, Melissa Kaye, Graziela Gems and Single Stone, alongside the shop's own Squash Blossom Collection, a Southwestern collection, Native American pieces and a vintage selection. Engagement rings, wedding bands, men's pieces and watches round it out.
Custom design
The team sources diamonds and gemstones or reworks heirloom pieces into something new, starting with a consultation on your ideas, style, budget and stone preferences. Call or book an appointment through the website.
Appraisals and repair
A GIA-certified appraiser handles appraisals, which are complimentary for pieces bought at the shop. A master jeweler does repairs, from ring resizing to restringing necklaces, including Native American pieces, and watch batteries are changed on the spot. Fees are in the FAQ below.
Events and private appointments
Squash Blossom hosts trunk shows and private shopping and styling appointments, and runs a free Mah Jongg Monday every other week, with a suggested donation to a local palliative care program. Space is limited, so RSVP by phone.
Sources: about us, since 1973, custom design, appraisals, repair, events. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
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About Squash Blossom Vail
Squash Blossom has sold jewelry in the heart of Vail Village since 1973, across Gore Creek Drive from Sweet Basil. It began with turquoise, silver and the craft traditions of the Southwest, and it still keeps turquoise squash blossom pieces from its original collection next to contemporary fine jewelry. Owners Hilary and Kevin Magner run it as a family business.
It suits shoppers marking an occasion, from an engagement ring to an anniversary gift, and anyone who wants a piece that says where it came from. With custom design, appraisals and repair under one roof, it also works for locals and second-home owners who need a jeweler, not just a place to browse.
Designers and house collections
The cases hold contemporary designers such as Irene Neuwirth, Brent Neale, Silvia Furmanovich, Carolina Bucci, Melissa Kaye, Graziela Gems and Single Stone, alongside the shop's own Squash Blossom Collection, a Southwestern collection, Native American pieces and a vintage selection. Engagement rings, wedding bands, men's pieces and watches round it out.
Custom design
The team sources diamonds and gemstones or reworks heirloom pieces into something new, starting with a consultation on your ideas, style, budget and stone preferences. Call or book an appointment through the website.
Appraisals and repair
A GIA-certified appraiser handles appraisals, which are complimentary for pieces bought at the shop. A master jeweler does repairs, from ring resizing to restringing necklaces, including Native American pieces, and watch batteries are changed on the spot. Fees are in the FAQ below.
Events and private appointments
Squash Blossom hosts trunk shows and private shopping and styling appointments, and runs a free Mah Jongg Monday every other week, with a suggested donation to a local palliative care program. Space is limited, so RSVP by phone.
Sources: about us, since 1973, custom design, appraisals, repair, events. Checked September 23, 2026.