The Humiovi

The Humiovi is a Native American jewelry and art gallery located in Sedona, Arizona. The gallery has been in operation for over 50 years and is family-owned and operated by brothers Abe and Feras Dalia. The Humiovi works with over 50 artisans across nine tribal communities to offer authentic Native American jewelry and art.

The gallery's collection includes a wide range of pieces, such as turquoise jewelry, sterling silver work, and gold creations, including pieces by Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, and Pueblo artists. Every piece in the collection is personally selected, and where its maker is known, its product page names them.

The Humiovi is committed to authenticity and guarantees that all Native American jewelry identified on its product page is authentic under the Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990. The gallery also offers complimentary US shipping on all jewelry, a certificate of authenticity with every piece, and 30-day returns with free exchanges.

The gallery is located in the heart of Uptown Sedona and offers an intimate, unhurried experience for visitors. The team at The Humiovi brings decades of expertise in Native American jewelry and is always available to share the provenance, craftsmanship, and cultural significance behind the pieces.

The Humiovi's story is inseparable from Sedona's own, and the gallery has been a part of the town's transformation into a world-class arts destination. The gallery's name, which means 'the sprouting seed' in the Hopi language, reflects its commitment to growth, authenticity, and respect for the art and its makers.