Navajo bolo tie inlaid of turquoise, gaspeite and spiny oyster on sterling silver.

The inlay is a composition of real stones (most often turquoise, coral, mother of pearl and jet), cut and assembled by hand to create a geometric pattern. The whole is polished to a smooth and elegant look.

This marquetry is a "channel inlay", meaning thin silver bars separate the stones, and it borrows its trapezoidal shape to the shape of the tie knot.

From Western movies to runway shows, the bolo tie is an emblematic accessory of the Southwest of the USA. In everyday life, the bolo tie will accessorize your outfit with strength and originality and on your Sunday's best outfit it can be a strong and good replacement for a tie or necklace.

Metal back fastening system. 

Black vinyl braided lace and sterling silver tips. 

Centerpiece dimensions (L x W): 5cm x 2,2cm 
(2 inches x 1 inch)

Proudly handmade in the USA.