Silver Eagle Gallery is a premier destination for authentic Native American jewelry, sterling silver, turquoise, fine minerals, and unique gifts, with locations in Naples, Florida and Highlands, North Carolina.
Founded over 50 years ago by Craig and Deborah Nelson, Silver Eagle began as a passion for art, culture, and the natural beauty of the American Southwest. Through decades of travel and direct relationships with Native American artists, they built a trusted source for genuine Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, and Santo Domingo (Kewa) jewelry, along with rare stones and one-of-a-kind treasures.
Today, the Naples gallery is led by Heather Neils, who represents the next generation of the family business.
Heather Neils — Naples, Florida
As owner of the Silver Eagle Gallery in downtown Naples on Fifth Avenue South, Heather has redefined the gallery with a more modern, luxury-driven perspective. Raised in the business and deeply connected to its artist relationships, she brings both authenticity and a refined creative eye shaped by her background in fashion photography and design.
Under her leadership, the Naples location has become known for its curated selection of Native American jewelry, high-end sterling silver, turquoise statement pieces, crystals, and fine minerals, presented in an elevated, gallery-style environment.
A Family Legacy Across Two Destinations
While Heather leads the evolution in Florida, the family legacy continues in Highlands, North Carolina, where Ben Neils oversees the Silver Eagle locations—maintaining the brand’s longstanding reputation for quality, authenticity, and personal connection.
Together, the Nelson and Neils family continue to build on a foundation established by Craig and Deborah: a commitment to artistry, integrity, and sourcing pieces with meaning and story.
Visit Silver Eagle Gallery
Whether you are searching for authentic Native American turquoise jewelry in Naples, a statement sterling silver piece, or a rare mineral specimen, Silver Eagle Gallery offers a distinctive experience rooted in heritage and elevated for today.
📍 Naples, Florida — Fifth Avenue South
📍 Highlands, North Carolina