Belt Buckles Watches Brooches Necklaces Bracelets Jewelry.
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Item Tag : Men
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The buckle features: Largeoval natural stone cabochon. Deep Western floral engraving. Beaded stone setting.
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Large oval buckle. Inlaid with crushed multicolor stones and shells. Overall good condition with a slightly distressed appearance.
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Made of durable stainless steel, it is both functional and fashionable, adding a touch of individuality to any outfit. RT ARTISAN WORKS.
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THIS IS A 980 SILVER TAXCO MEXICO HANDCRAFTED ARTISAN BELT BUCKLE. THE BUCKLE IS TRUE VINTAGE AND PRE-OWNED. THE BUCKLE HAS NORMAL SIGNS OF USE AND WEAR. THE BUCKLE HAS DISCOLORATION AND TARNISH ALL OVER. THERE ARE SOME LIGHT SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES ON THE TOP AND BOTTOM. THE BUCKLE IS MARKED ON INISDE. THE BUCKLE WEIGHS ABOUT 20 GRAMS. PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR MEASUREMENTS. PLEASE EMAIL ME IF YUO HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING. THE BUCKLE IS SOLD AS IS.
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Belt Buckles Watches Brooches Necklaces Bracelets Jewelry.
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« Horses » belt buckle is a unique and artisan piece made of solid brass in the USA. Handmade Buckles Cast in Solid Brass.
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Entirely handmade by RT ARTISAN WORKS IRON CROSS and Stars belt buckle Silver brazed thick brass and copper, solid brass gold plated stars, anti gouge belt loop and stud accept up to 1.5 » standard belts. nice patina and will age further with handling to a rich glow. only 1 in existence. I apologize for my prices here, on EBAY, being higher than the other places I sell. This is due to ebays fees being a little higher. I will not be able to answer questions here on Ebay about the other places I sell, as this would be against Ebays TOS. If you decide to find my business via a web search, that is all on you, but I am not permitted to help you. Sincerely, RT ARTISAN WORKS
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Belt Buckles Watches Brooches Necklaces Bracelets Jewelry.
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This one-of-a-kind Darren McNeese belt buckle is an archive piece created between 2007–2009, featuring a sterling silver ring integrated into the structure of the buckle. As an earlier archive work, this piece reflects the foundation of Darren McNeese’s approach to material, form, and composition.