What it is

Santa Fe Jewelers Supply (SFJS) is a jewelry-making and lapidary supply business in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with its own online store at sfjs.net. Its About page says SFJS opened in 1987 in a 1,300-square-foot adobe building and is now “a family owned business with 35+ years of experience equipping artisans, educators, retailers and government agencies,” working from a 6,000-plus-square-foot building in southern Santa Fe with a showroom, warehouse, shipping facility and e-commerce.

Who it’s for

Cabbers, slab cutters and jewelry makers who want lapidary machines, diamond saw blades and cutting rough (especially turquoise) along with metals and findings from one store, and New Mexico artisans who can visit the showroom.

Why it’s listed

It’s the business’s own WooCommerce store, with a Lapidary Equipment & Supplies department, product pages that show prices, stock and an “Add to cart” button, and a working cart at /cart. It is not a marketplace, not Amazon and not an affiliate storefront.

Official URL

https://sfjs.net/product-category/tools/lapidary-stone-cutting-finishing/

Cart: https://sfjs.net/cart

Example product (saw blade): https://sfjs.net/shop/tools/lapidary-stone-cutting-finishing/diamond-saw-blades/cabking-diamond-saw-blades/10-044-cabking-diamond-saw-blade-w-5-8-arbor/

Example product (cabbing machine): https://sfjs.net/shop/tools/lapidary-stone-cutting-finishing/cabking-lapidary-machines/complete-cabking-cabbing-machine/

Example product (rough): https://sfjs.net/shop/gems-stones/turquoise-family/turquoise/rough-carico-lake-natural-turquoise/

About: https://sfjs.net/about-us/

(First-party store checked 2026-10-19. Every cited URL returned HTTP 200 to curl with a Chrome user agent.)

Location

3200 Mercantile Court, Santa Fe, NM 87507. Open Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–6 p.m. and Saturday 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.; closed Sunday. Phone 1 (800) 659-3835.

This is a supplier with its own online store. It is not a club and not a school.

Notes

Prices on the check date (product pages): 10″ × .044″ CabKing notched-rim diamond saw blade (5/8″ arbor, for slabbing agate, jade and geodes) $35.95 each for 1–2, down to $29.95 each for 10 or more (1 in stock); rough Carico Lake natural turquoise, 20-gram bags of 5–30 mm pieces, $4.95 a bag for 1–4 bags and $3.50 a bag for 5 or more.
Lapidary range: the Lapidary Equipment & Supplies department lists CabKing, Hi-Tech Diamond, Pro-Slicer and Diamond Zia saw blades, CabKing cabbing machines, Ameritool flat laps and a Model J 6″ lapidary saw ($375.00, out of stock on the check date). Many blades in the department were out of stock.
Cabbing machines: the Complete CabKing Cabbing Machine page (6″ or 8″) says the price shows in the cart and that the machine is drop-shipped to your door. No price was recorded.
Ownership: the About page says SFJS was bought in September 2024 by Craig Allen, owner of True West Gallery, and that founder Stephanie continues as gemologist and stones purchasing manager.
Scope: this is mainly a jewelry-making supplier (metals, findings, beads, tools). Lapidary equipment and rough are one department of the store.
Shipping rates, minimums and return terms were not checked.
Photo: the logo named in the site’s own structured data (SFJS-Logo.png, resized to 1200 × 1188 from 1271 × 1258). It is opaque on white.
New Mexico has one earlier listing (a workshop). This is the state’s first supplier.
Not affiliated with Lapidary Plaza. No purchase, account or contact form was used.

FAQ

Q: What lapidary supplies does Santa Fe Jewelers Supply sell?
A: Diamond saw blades (CabKing, Hi-Tech Diamond, Pro-Slicer, Diamond Zia), CabKing cabbing machines, flat laps and a small lapidary saw, plus gemstones and rough turquoise.

Q: Can I order online?
A: Yes, through the store’s own cart at sfjs.net.

Q: Does it sell cutting rough?
A: Yes. For example, rough Carico Lake natural turquoise in 20-gram bags at $4.95 a bag on the check date.

Q: Can I visit?
A: Yes. The showroom at 3200 Mercantile Court, Santa Fe, is open Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–6 p.m. and Saturday 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

Q: Is it only a lapidary store?
A: No. It is mainly a jewelry-making supplier, and lapidary equipment is one department.