Several years ago I happened upon an old Mexican silver belt buckle. One seemed to turn into about 6 of them and they ended up in a drawer gathering dust. When I was looking at these belt buckles I thought that they would make a great little frame for some western motif. I designed the necklace about 2 years ago and just couldn't find the right image to frame. I started working with PMC (Precious Metal Clay) and found the perfect media to create exactly what I needed so the search was on for a bucking bronco rider. It took about a year to find the right size figure but I finally did. I had originally designed this to have several strands but after trying a couple different compositions came up with this one. Does it sometimes take you forever to complete an idea? Are you usually happy with the outcome?
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wore is from. It may have been from a video or magazine. I think it is
from New York city. It looks bronze and has semi precious stones
inlaid, pearls, e.t.c. It is all metel and hooks in the back.
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