Top shelf No. 8 Mine turquoise Navajo trophy bolo tie by Landon Secatero. #2500

Choose a bolo tie wisely.  It says more about you than you may want others to know.  It's a badge of good—or bad—taste.  It's an indication of stature—or lack of it.  Pity the fool that buys a tinny, lightweight bolo with a skinny-thin fake leather lanyard…and actually wears it in public!  Enough of bolo-shaming, though.  We somewhat humbly apologize.  If you are one of those people then our hearts go out to you and we stand ready to help.  Pictured above is the antithesis of all that.  A bonafide, top-quality piece that can justifiably be worn with extreme pride.  Starting with a premium, somewhat parallelogram-shaped 2 and 1/8th by 1.25-inch No. 8 Mine turquoise stone that is domed across the top and held-in with an expertly crafted, deep-fluted bezel.  Oh, and first-class manually adjustable stays on the back—just like the big boys wear.  No touristy, mechanical "flipper" stay that wears into the leather when you mechanically clamp it down.  Speaking of leather, the lanyard here—thick as it is—won't cause your tux shirt to bulge from under the collar.  The section under the collar is fashioned flat.  Nice.  And then there's those custom Sterling tips.  Wowsa!  End-to end, this beauty is a lengthy 46-inches.  It is hallmarked by Mr. Secatero on the back, immediately underneath the lanyard.  Complimentary USPS tracked Priority shipping within the U.S.  Enjoy!