Edward Bohlin Sterling Silver and Stainless Leather Parade Headstall and Bit

This remarkable vintage belt is the work of Zuni husband-and-wife duo Lincoln and Helen Zunie (deceased) who are well-known and widely recognized for their remarkable inlay work, par...

The “Zip” choker is part of our jewelry collection. All our sterling silver pieces of jewelry are handmade: it means that none is like the other. As a matter of fact, our aim is to c...

Elsa Peretti originally designed this Sterling Silver Horseshoe Buckle with silver studs and a black leather belt for Halston in 1974. This version is dated 1984 on the back of the...

Sterling silver artisan equine belt buckle designed by Big Al c 1995 The unique large scale uni-sex sterling silver buckle is designed with a stylized horse head with a sinuous flow...

Sterling silver concho belt on leather. Fourteen hand-stamped conchos in an oval shape, with scalloped edges and traditional designs having diamond center. Double copper bands attach...

Alex Jona design collection, hand crafted in Italy, rhodium plated equestrian key holder. Dimensions : L x 3.56 in/ 90.59 mm - W x 0.74 in/ 18.86 mm. Alex Jona gifts stand out, not ...

Heavy gauge sterling silver ranger set by Santa Fe artist Mona Van Riper. The 2” x 2 ¼” buckle has two 18 karat gold flowers with red garnets in the center. The two keepers and the tip also have an 18 karat gold floral motif with garnets. The set is made for a 1” belt. Price is for buckle set only. Belts are sold separately. Santa Fe artist Mona Van Riper is known for her unique one of a kind jewelry. She is a favorite of collectors because of her unique designs and she chooses only the highest quality stones. Day of the Dead figures and skulls are among her favorite designs. She has been designing jewelry since 1976. About the Artist Mona Van Riper was raised in Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico. She began silver-smithing at the Mabel Dodge Lujan House in Taos in 1976. Making and designing jewelry has been a constant part of her life ever since. Mona is most well-known for her elaborate and intricate buckles, whether with a western theme, crown, fleur-de-lis, heart or with her eponymous skulls. Most of the country’s finest buckle makers—often artisans who learned the skills from their fathers and grandfathers—ply their craft in remote locales, often in obscurity. Mona Van Riper fits that profile. She creates one-of-a-kind turquoise, 18-karat gold, and sterling silver buckles in a 10-by-10-foot utility room in her home located on a dirt road, miles outside of Santa Fe, N.M. Mona’s early jewelry was heavy stamped Southwestern style made from hand-cast ingots and coins. Over the years her style has developed into a more sophisticated and contemporary look while maintaining her signature old-world flavor. In 1992 Mona introduced engraving into her work which has given her jewelry a broader appeal. Mona’s unique jewelry is made from sterling silver in combination with 18 karat gold overlays and engraving. She often uses rare and very high-grade custom cut turquoise in her pieces. Mixing precious and semi-precious stones also gives her jewelry a timeless look. You will find notable differences in quality between artisan-made belt buckles and those that major luxury brands’ machines churn out by the thousands. Handmade solid silver and...

Barry Kieselstein Cord Large scale eagle head sterling belt buckle with sterling loops and tip, all stamped sterling 1992 USA with hallmarks, all original brown alligator belt. Meas...

Navajo sterling silver buckle belt set by Navajo silversmith Alvin Begay. Buckle on tooled basketweave leather belt. Buckle features sterling silver shadow box design that is mirrore...

Vintage Southwestern-style concho belt featuring oval sterling silver conchos with bold cutout designs mounted on a supple black leather strap. Each concho displays natural patina an...