BT83 Bolo tie coral and silver Harpo

One of a Kind piece - Navajo Bolo Tie

This Navajo bolo tie is a unique piece, crafted in sterling silver using the overlay technique and set with coral.

The motif represents a cactus flower, an emblematic theme in Native American jewelry. It is worked in needle point, a technique involving the cutting of coral into very fine shapes: drops, baguettes or small dots. The frame's oxidized background creates a play of contrasts, highlighting the coral's brilliance.


The overlay technique is used here. It consists of superimposing two silver plates of the same shape: the upper plate is cut with a pattern, then soldered to the lower plate. The latter is then oxidized and textured to accentuate the relief and contrast of the design.


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. 

Braided black leather lace and sterling silver tips. 

Dimensions of the center piece (L x W): 3,7cm x 3,7cm
(1 inch 5/8 x 1 inch 5/8)

Proudly Navajo handmade in the USA.