Squash Blossom Vail
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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.

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Company Name
Squash Blossom Vail
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Location
198 Gore Creek Dr
Vail, 81657

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About Squash Blossom Vail

Quick answer: Squash Blossom Vail is a business at 198 Gore Creek Dr, Vail, CO 81657. Squash Blossom, in Vail Village since 1973: designer and Southwestern jewelry, vintage pieces, custom design, appraisals and repair.

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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.


Business Hours

Closed · Opens 10:00 AM Wed

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Mon–SatClosed
10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sun
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Amenities at Squash Blossom Vail

  • Custom design
  • Jewelry appraisals
  • Jewelry repair
  • Watch battery replacement
  • Online shopping
  • Private appointments
  • Trunk shows

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Squash Blossom?
At 198 E Gore Creek Drive in Vail Village, across from Sweet Basil.
What are the hours?
Monday to Saturday 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and Sunday 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Call (970) 476-3129 to confirm around holidays and shoulder seasons, as the store does not publish seasonal hours.
How long has Squash Blossom been in Vail, and who owns it?
Since 1973. It is family owned and operated, and since 2019 it has been run by owners Hilary and Kevin Magner, who kept the store's Southwestern roots and its original-collection turquoise squash blossom pieces while adding contemporary designers.
Which designers does it carry?
Contemporary designers including Irene Neuwirth, Brent Neale, Silvia Furmanovich, Carolina Bucci, Melissa Kaye, Graziela Gems, Single Stone, Alex Sepkus, Beck Jewels, Gurhan, Meredith Young, Pamela Zamore, Penny Preville, Sorellina, Ten Thousand Things and Uniform Object, alongside the shop's own Squash Blossom Collection, its Southwestern Collection of Native American pieces, and Vintage at Squash Blossom.
Does it do custom design?
Yes. The team sources diamonds and gemstones or reimagines heirloom pieces into something new. Start with a consultation, call (970) 476-3129 or sign up on the website, covering your ideas, style, budget and stone preferences.
How much does an appraisal cost?
Appraisals are complimentary on request for items bought at Squash Blossom. For other items the cost is $125, depending on complexity. A GIA-certified appraiser does the work, the result is an official document for your records or insurer, and it takes about two weeks depending on the time of year.
Does it repair jewelry?
Yes. A master jeweler handles repairs including broken clasps and chains, restringing necklaces (including Native American pieces) and ring resizing. Ring resizing typically costs about $60 to $100, and watch batteries are replaced for $25.
Are squash blossom necklaces worth anything?
Value depends on the piece: its turquoise and silver, age, maker and condition. Squash Blossom sells squash blossom necklaces from its Southwestern Collection, keeps turquoise squash blossom pieces from its original 1973 collection, and carries vintage Native American pieces, and its GIA-certified appraiser can value a necklace you already own ($125 for items not bought at the shop, about two weeks).
What is Mah Jongg Monday?
A free game session at the shop, open to beginners and experienced players, with tables set up from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM on scheduled Mondays, in November 2026 the Events page lists November 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30. There is no charge; a suggested donation benefits the Shaw at Home Palliative Care Program. Space is limited, so RSVP via GroupMe or by calling (970) 476-3129, and check the Events page for the current dates before you go.
How do I contact the shop, and can I buy online?
Call (970) 476-3129 or email [email protected]. Yes, the official website, squashblossomvail.com, is a full online store with shipping calculated at checkout, and the shop also books private shopping and styling appointments with owner Hilary Magner.