Eleven sterling silver conchos line a rich black leather strap, each one individually tufa cast and finished by hand. The open cutout design carries that soft, shadowed depth you only get from stone-carved molds — textured, dimensional, and unmistakably Navajo.
Every concho shows the steady hand of Harrison Jim, a respected Navajo silversmith known for clean, traditional work that doesn’t chase trends. The oxidation settles into the details, while the raised silver edges catch the light just enough to bring the pattern forward.
Set on a 3/4" black leather strap measuring 46 1/2" in length, this belt has a classic profile that wears easily — dressed up, dressed down, or right where it belongs at a gathering. A true Navajo sterling silver concho belt, made to be worn, kept, and passed down.
