Wild Horse Bolo Tie Necklace in Sterling Silver | Navajo by P. Yazzie
- Genuine .925 sterling silver
- Real stones with named mine origins
- Handcrafted in the American Southwest
- Free U.S. shipping on orders over $75
- Ships from Santa Fe in 2 to 3 business days
- 30-day returns, full refund
A versatile Wild Horse bolo tie that doubles as a lariat necklace, with sterling silver tips and adjustable braided cord. Handcrafted by Navajo silversmith P. Yazzie, the Trail Rider features a Wild Horse magnesite stone set in sterling. Wear it traditional bolo-style over a button-down, or lengthen the cord and wear it as a long lariat. Two looks in one piece.
The marbled brown-and-white Wild Horse centerpiece gives this piece an earthy, Santa Fe-inspired feel that works for everyday Western style. The combination of sterling silver and leather makes it an easy unisex accessory that pairs just as well with jeans and a shirt for weekend outfits as it does with dresses or jackets. If you are comparing bolo necklaces for casual wear, this one offers both classic Western bolo styling and relaxed Santa Fe lariat styling in a single, artisan-made design, so it can cover more outfits and occasions than a typical bolo.
Details
- Stone: Genuine Wild Horse magnesite, Arizona
- Metal: Sterling silver, including tips
- Cord: Hand-braided leather, fully adjustable
- Maker: P. Yazzie, Navajo silversmith
- Type: One-of-a-kind, signed by the artist
The natural marbled brown-and-cream tones of the Wild Horse stone bring earthy drama without being loud, and each stone has its own unique pattern so the centerpiece has a bold, one-of-a-kind look that stands out without feeling flashy. The neutral brown and white palette makes it easy to pair with denim, chambray, neutrals, and classic Western pieces already in your closet.
This artisan bolo tie is designed to suit both men and women, making it a thoughtful gift for him or her. Its bold stone centerpiece and handcrafted Navajo silverwork make it a special choice for birthdays, anniversaries, or anyone who loves Southwest and Santa Fe jewelry.
The hand-signed Navajo silverwork, genuine Wild Horse magnesite, and braided leather construction give it a collected, gallery-quality feel that sets it apart from mass-produced or costume Western bolos, especially if you are looking for a single piece that can move from everyday outfits to more dressed-up Western events.
Care
Wipe with a soft cloth. Avoid getting the leather wet. Store loose to prevent creasing.
Handcrafted in the American Southwest. Ships from Santa Fe within 2 to 3 business days.
Why this costs less than a gallery. A comparable piece runs about $800 in a Santa Fe gallery. Ours is $500 because the stone is cut in our own studio and the piece comes straight from us. Same silver, same stone, no gallery markup. How gallery pricing works
Provenance
Handmade by P. Yazzie, Navajo silversmith. Wildflower keeps maker documentation on file for every piece we attribute to a Native artist, and we are glad to share it on request. We only make that attribution where we can back it up. Everything else in the shop is described as what it is: handcrafted, artisan-made, or made in our own studio.