White Buffalo Bolo Tie in Navajo Sterling Silver, by P. Yazzie
A statement bolo tie featuring a striking White Buffalo stone set in sterling silver, finished with hand-braided leather and silver tips.
White Buffalo is mined in Nevada and is prized for its sharp black-and-white contrast against a creamy matrix. Greg cut this stone in our own shop, and I commissioned Navajo silversmith P. Yazzie to build the bolo around it. The Range Crest pairs that drama with a clean, modern Navajo silver setting that wears equally well with denim, everyday Western looks, or evening dress.
Designed to be unisex and versatile, this bolo can be worn in a classic Western style with a collared shirt or styled lower on the chest as a lariat-inspired necklace. It makes a distinctive choice for Western-themed weddings, groomsmen or bridal party accessories, and as a meaningful gift for her or him.
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Care: Wipe with a soft cloth. Avoid getting the leather wet. Store loose to prevent leather creasing.
Handcrafted in the American Southwest. Ships from Santa Fe within 2 to 3 business days.
Why this costs less than a gallery. A gallery buys a piece like this already finished and marks it up. I start a step earlier. The stone was cut in our own shop, the silverwork was commissioned straight from P. Yazzie, and it comes to you from me. Nobody in the middle. How gallery pricing works
Silverwork handmade by P. Yazzie, Navajo silversmith, commissioned by Wildflower. The White Buffalo stone was cut in our own shop. 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.
One of a kind, this exact piece is gone
This piece was one of a kind, so it will not return exactly as shown. Tell us you want one in this style and we will reach out when we cut a similar stone. Your interest tells us what to make next.
