Jewelry

Butterfly Shell Conch Bracelet

The butterfly conch is made with sterling silver using the repoussé technique. This is an ancient method of decorating metals in which parts of the design are raised in relief from the back or the inside of the article using hammers and punches. Carefully selected cowhide leather is used, a product that Larry Smith has used since the brand was founded. An existing Larry Smith bracelet inspires this creation; made with a thinner cut of leather that suits any wrist, a special request by Alan himself—created in collaboration and with inspiration from Native American artists. Made in Japan. Yoshifumi Hayashida of Silversmith launched the Larry Smith brand in 2009. Inspired by the jewelry that Native Americans took the time and effort to make in the 1880s and 1940s, each piece respects their culture, spirit, and manufacturing attitude. Hayashida also puts Japanese techniques and sensibilities into his work. He uses motifs from the natural world or natural stones such as turquoise to create unique jewelry about comfort. Its sophisticated design and delicate stamp work is characteristic of the Larry Smith design.

$215

18k Leather with small ID - White Gold

The BillyKirk WG Buckle is made in 18K White Gold with full grain, vegetable-tanned bridle leather. Handmade in the USA in two sizes; the S/M fitting 6.5" to 7.5" and M/L fitting 7.5" -8.5". Each bracelet includes three holes for size adjustment. This universal piece was intended to be worn on its own or with any stack. Man of the World founder Alan Maleh personally wears this piece daily with his curated stack. Maleh worked closely with the Bray brothers to ensure his first signature piece was not left unperfected. Founded in Los Angeles by brothers Chris and Kirk Bray, Billykirk has been a pioneer in the Made In America Movement for over twenty years. Inspired by a vintage watch strap purchase in 1999, Billykirk supported and grew the American leather artisan industry. Always made in the USA, their trademark is the use of the finest materials, uncompromising attention to quality, and a thoughtful eye for design. When you purchase a BillyKirk product, it is guaranteed to be unique and admired.

$1,450

18k Leather with small ID - Rose Gold

The BillyKirk RG Buckle is made in 18K Rose Gold with full grain, vegetable-tanned bridle leather. Handmade in the USA in two sizes; the S/M fitting 6.5" to 7.5" and M/L fitting 7.5" -8.5". Each bracelet includes three holes for size adjustment. This universal piece was intended to be worn on its own or with any stack. Man of the World founder Alan Maleh personally wears this piece daily with his curated stack. Maleh worked closely with the Bray brothers to ensure his first signature piece was a perfect creation. Founded in Los Angeles by brothers Chris and Kirk Bray, Billykirk has been a pioneer in the Made In America Movement for over twenty years. Inspired by a vintage watch strap purchase in 1999, Billykirk supported and grew the American leather artisan industry. Always made in the USA, their trademark is the use of the finest materials, uncompromising attention to quality, and a thoughtful eye for design. When you purchase a BillyKirk product, it is guaranteed to be unique and admired.

$1,450

18k Leather with small ID - Yellow Gold

The BillyKirk YG Buckle is made in 18K Yellow Gold with full grain, vegetable-tanned bridle leather. Handmade in the USA in two sizes; the S/M fitting 6.5" to 7.5" and M/L fitting 7.5" -8.5". Each bracelet includes three holes for size adjustment. This universal piece was intended to be worn on its own or with any stack. Man of the World founder Alan Maleh personally wears this piece daily with his curated stack. Maleh worked closely with the Bray brothers to ensure his first signature piece was a perfect creation. Founded in Los Angeles by brothers Chris and Kirk Bray, Billykirk has been a pioneer in the Made In America Movement for over twenty years. Inspired by a vintage watch strap purchase in 1999, Billykirk supported and grew the American leather artisan industry. Always made in the USA, their trademark is the use of the finest materials, uncompromising attention to quality, and a thoughtful eye for design. When you purchase a BillyKirk product, it is guaranteed to be unique and admired.

$1,450

Geronimo Necklace with Heishi beads

These Sterling silver, black jet, turquoise, and lapis heishi beads are mixed with white bone, bamboo coral, and small Thai silver bead accents. The necklace also has a beautiful silver and red coral inlay button closure. Heishe or heishi (pronounced "hee shee") are small disc- or tube-shaped beads made of organic shells or ground and polished stones. They were made by the Kewa Pueblo people (formerly Santo Domingo Pueblo) of New Mexico before they had metals to use in their jewelry creations. The literal meaning of heishi is "shell" and specifically refers to pieces of the shell that have been drilled and ground into beads and then strung into necklaces. Local artists handmade these in New Mexico; the chain length is 24". Peyote Bird Designs specializes in handcrafted artisan jewelry from and inspired by the areas in the American Southwest. Offering a wide range of vintage and contemporary jewelry styles, we strike a delicate balance between old and new in the designs we carry and create. Peyote Bird Designs was founded in 1974 by Mark Alexander, who continues to build upon his original legacy of collecting, creating, and cultivating beautifully handcrafted products from around the world.

$780

Silver Beaded Necklace

Made in Japan, these sterling silver bead necklaces are created with the utmost attention to detail. Each bead is polished by hand, making the formation of this piece a very complicated and tedious process. The bead necklace features Larry Smith's signature arrow hook closure. The stainless steel wire is used to make a durable piece that will last forever—created in collaboration and with inspiration from Native American artists. Yoshifumi Hayashida of Silversmith launched the Larry Smith brand in 2009. Inspired by the jewelry that Native Americans took the time and effort to make in the 1880s and 1940s, each piece respects their culture, spirit, and manufacturing attitude. Hayashida also puts Japanese techniques and sensibilities into his work. He uses motifs from the natural world or natural stones such as turquoise to create unique jewelry about comfort. Its sophisticated design and delicate stamp work is characteristic of the Larry Smith design.

$1,425

Chain and Windmill Pendant

Sterling silver pendant is stamped with hand-painted red detail, inspired by a 1930 silver concho with traditional stamp work. All 1930-era stamps are designed with a deep dimple so that the designer can add the red color paint. They are made exclusively for the 22 Pcs collection. The chain length is just under 24". The necklace is made in Japan. Yoshifumi Hayashida of Silversmith launched the Larry Smith brand in 2009. Inspired by the jewelry that Native Americans took the time and effort to make in the 1880s and 1940s, each piece respects their culture, spirit, and manufacturing attitude. Hayashida also puts Japanese techniques and sensibilities into his work. He uses motifs from the natural world or natural stones such as turquoise to create unique jewelry about comfort. Its sophisticated design and delicate stamp work is characteristic of the Larry Smith design.

$650

Coral Beaded Necklace

Made in Japan, this is created with 100% Japanese-sourced coral. These sterling silver and turquoise necklaces are very limited in quantity. Due to the extensive sourcing required and the rare nature of the materials, they are bought quickly. Since each piece is unique, some variation should be expected. Larry Smith's small infinity hook is used as the closure, and the stainless steel wire makes it a durable piece that will last a lifetime. This coral bead necklace is made in collaboration and inspired by Native American artists. Yoshifumi Hayashida of Silversmith launched the Larry Smith brand in 2009. Inspired by the jewelry that Native Americans took the time and effort to make in the 1880s and 1940s, each piece respects their culture, spirit, and manufacturing attitude. Hayashida also puts Japanese techniques and sensibilities into his work. He uses motifs from the natural world or natural stones such as turquoise to create unique jewelry about comfort. Its sophisticated design and delicate stamp work is characteristic of the Larry Smith design.

$1,200

Channel Etched Cuff with Detailed Edging

This beautiful cuff is made out of sterling silver with six etched channels that run along the cuff. The cuff also features cut detailing on its edges. Staying faithful to their ancestors, our line of Native American jewelry is made by descendants using the same superior craftsmanship.

$210

Five Oval Stone Turquoise Cuff

This cuff features five turquoise oval stones, all a different shade of green. Sterling silver. Very good condition.

$1,650

Horizontal Line Plain Cuff

This handsome cuff is made out of sterling silver. It features a stamped horizontal line design around the cuff. Staying faithful to their ancestors, our line of Native American jewelry is made by descendants using the same superior craftsmanship.

$200

Horizontal Line Side Channel Cuff

This beautiful cuff is made out of sterling silver. It features a stamped horizontal line design on the cuff. Staying faithful to their ancestors, our line of Native American jewelry is made by descendants using the same superior craftsmanship. Size: 5 ½” Circumference (1 ¼” Gap)

$325