Bear Claw Bolo Tie

This bolo tie carries a genuine Bear Claw as the focus of the bold design. The turquoise, deep red coral, and bear claw are all set in hand made sterling silver bezels and surrounded by leaf designs, intricate twist wire, and shimmering drops that add extra detail and shine. The bolo tie is 1-3/4" long and 1-3/8" wide and comes with a 4-ply leather bolo cord with sterling silver tips.

$275

Turquoise Nugget Sterling Silver Bolo Tie

A 2" x 2.5" sterling silver bolo tie with small turquoise nuggets and sterling silver drops which adds a little shine. Around the edge is a unique engraving. A 34" braided black leather cord which has sterling silver tips at both ends. A stunning design !

$300

Beaded Turtle Bolo Tie

A 32" bolo tie and will hang to 16" when its worn. The rosette is made with black and white cut seed beads and its 2" wide.
Hanging from the rosette are 2 white bone hairpipe beads with black and white small crow beads. Sterling silver tips are on the ends.

Artist: Sandra Bastite

Nation: Alabama Coushatta

$125

{Sold} Turquoise Coral Sterling Silver Engraved Bolo Tie

A 1.5" x 2" engraved concho which has turquoise and coral nuggets with sterling silver feathers and swirls. A 36" brown and black braided leather cord with sterling silver tips.

$00

Sleeping Beauty Turquoise in Silver Flower

A Navajo bolo tie features a beautiful nugget of genuine Sleeping Beauty Turquoise set into a carefully designed silver flower. The bolo tie is approximately 1 1/2" wide and 1 1/2" long. It comes with an approximately 42" long 4-ply leather bolo cord with silver tips.

$150

Single Nugget Turquoise Bolo Tie

This Native American Turquoise Bolo Tie is 2" by 2-3/4" with a 4-ply genuine leather 44" long. Stamped Sterling. Made by the Navajo Indian jewelry artist AG.

$125

Zuni Headdress Inlay Bolo Tie

A Zuni bolo tie designed headress with beautiful, colorful inlay. It is 2" long and 1 1/2 " wide. It is approximately 42" long 4-ply leather bolo cord with silver tips.
The Zuni Indians learned to silversmith from the Navajo in the early 1870's. The Zuni, because they had permanent homes unlike the nomadic Navajo, were able to use many tools that the Navajo could not easily carry with them. With the lapidary wheels they began cutting stones and using the silver to hold their stones in patterns. Today, Zuni silversmiths are known for their lapidary skills. Both channel inlay (using precisely cut stones set on silver to form figures and designs) and cluster and needlepoint (setting small, similarly cut stones in geometric patterns) are traditional Zuni styles.

$150

Sterling Silver Bolo Tie

A 1" x 1" sterling silver bolo tie with sterling silver leaves, swirls and drops. A 38" braided black leather cord with sterling silver tips.

$125

Navajo Ye'i Bolo Tie

A 42" long 4-ply leather bolo cord with silver tips. The bolo is a Navajo Ye'i (pronounced "Yay") the Navajo deities. It is silver with black glossy paint enhancing the deity. It is 2" long and almost 1 1/2" wide. There is engraving carved in the bolo tie which adds to the uniqueness of this item.

$140

Tiger's Eye Gemstone Bolo Tie

A 34" brown leather cord with a gold-plated image of a thunderbird as the bolo . The tiger's eye cabachon is 3/4" long and the thunderbird is almost 1 1/2" long and 1 1/2" wide.

Tiger's eye gemstone with gold-plating is worn for protection in all forms of danger. The gemstone is ruled by the Sun.

$75