This sterling silver buckle pays homage to a national icon, the American Bison, a symbol of good health, strength, and stamina. Hand engraved by the craftsmen of Sunset Trails, this buckle harkens back to their beginnings as buckle makers to the Hollywood Western stars of the 1920s. Artist: Sunset Trails began in 1920s Los Angeles as a family-run silversmith company whose handcrafted belt buckles quickly became icons of Hollywood Western style, worn by stars like James Dean and Will Rogers. Now owned by Burns Saddlery—the oldest same-family-owned Western retailer in the world—Sunset Trails continues its legacy using original 1920s machinery to create silver buckles for modern legends like Kevin Costner and the cast of Yellowstone. Material: Sterling Silver Design: Mesa 3 Bison One Piece Buckle 1.5 Buckle size: 1 ½" Fits belt width: 1 ½" straight Shown with: The buckle is shown with our Black Bison Leather Belt Straps, which is handcrafted from premium bison leather and backed with the finest full-grain cow hide. SKU#: 12218 Belts and buckles are sold separately. Shipping ● Free shipping: We offer free standard shipping on any order, anywhere in the United States, with no minimum purchase or exceptions. We also offer shipping worldwide. Duties and customs may apply. Unfortunately we cannot ship internationally any exotic skin belts or bags, or items with coral or shell. Returns and exchanges ● Policy: We will replace or repair any purchase that does not meet our standards for beauty, craftsmanship, and durability. If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you may return it to us in new condition within 30 days of delivery, and we will happily process a full refund or store credit. ● Call us at 800-303-9733, or email us at [email protected], and we can provide further details for your return. Customer service ● If you have any questions about our products, our artists, or need any help placing an order or checking its status, please contact us at 1-800-303-9733. Our store hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time, 7 days a week. Or you may email questions to [email protected]
