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Native American Kingman Turquoise Silver Concho Belt by jimmy Emerson
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Hand Made Traditional Navajo Turquoise Silver Link Concho Adjustable Belt
SKU: 1328-253120-CNRetail Price: $799.99
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Hand Made Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Concho Belt Navajo Artist Emerson
SKU: 1329-20165-CNRetail Price: $2,799.99
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Traditional Hand Stamped Silver Navajo Indian Concho Belt by J Emerson
SKU: 1331-252787-CNRetail Price: $1,799.99
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Navajo Indian Sterling Silver Hand Stamped Concho Belt
SKU: 1399-CNRetail Price: $4,899.99
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Genuine Kingman Turquoise Silver Concho Belt by Joey McCray
SKU: 1414-19068-CNRetail Price: $599.99
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Silver Rocky Mountain Traditional Link Concho Belt
SKU: 1474-CNRetail Price: $52.80
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Navajo Indian Jewelry Turquoise Silver Native American Concho Belt
SKU: 1577-CNRetail Price: $2,799.99
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Navajo Indian Traditional Silver Concho Belt
SKU: 1587-CNRetail Price: $899.99
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Navajo Indian Turquoise Cluster Silver Concho Belt
SKU: 1590-CNRetail Price: $2,499.99
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Native American Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Silver Concho Belt
SKU: 1616-253652-CNRetail Price: $899.00
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Navajo Indian Sterling Silver First Phase Concho Belt
SKU: 1618-CNRetail Price: $4,899.99
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Antiqued Navajo Indian Turquoise Silver Native American Concho Belt
SKU: 1708-CN-STRetail Price: $2,499.99
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Old Pawn Navajo Indian Silver Link Traditional Concho Belt By McCray
SKU: 1750-254201-CN-STRetail Price: $659.99
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Native American Turquoise Silver Concho Belt Hand Made Navajo Artist Emerson
SKU: 1751-20166-CNRetail Price: $2,499.99
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Native American Made Edge Stamped Silver and Domed Concho Belt
SKU: 1871-CNRetail Price: $799.99
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Concho Belts

Hand Crafted Navajo Native American Symbols Turquoise & Silver Concho Belt
Welcome to Alltribes Concho Belts category of hand crafted Silver Concho Belts, Turquoise Concho Belts, Link Concho Belts, Leather Belts, Native American Concho Belts, Southwestern Concho Belts, and Western Concho Belts made with Sterling Silver and/or German Silver (Nickel Silver) on Genuine Cowhide Leather Belts in Men and Womens styles.
Span style="color:#CC0000;">All of our leather backed Concho Belts can be put on Black or Brown Leather. Additional time is needed to make the Leather belt in a different color. If you do not specify a Leather Color or Waist Size you will receive whatever color leather that is in the image and the belt will be shipped unpunched.
Concho Belts are among the most striking pieces of Native American Indian jewelry. Conchas (named after the Spanish word for shell) are round or oval disks of silver. Conchas, also called conchos, are used in groups to decorate belts. The belt itself is called a "concha belt" or sometimes a "concho belt." The concha belt is another example of the foreign elements of design which the Navajo People adopted, changed and developed into a very unique piece of jewelry and a symbol of the Navajo nation. The Navajo have taken a design which they may have borrowed from the Mexican concha bridle ornament or from the oval shaped hair ornaments worn by the Plains Indians and added designs copied from the leather stamps of the Spanish and Moors. The shortened name, concha (or conchas for more than one) is used to describe these belts.
The very earliest (first phase) concha belts had round concha forms and a slotted center through which a leather belt would be threaded. These round conchas were simple in design and were made of heavy-gauge silver. They were made by all hand die stamping. The conchas were often hammered out of single Mexican or American silver dollars. They had a decorated outside edge. Later, when Navajo silversmiths started soldering, copper loops were soldered to the back of solid conchas for threading the leather belt. In the 1890's the open center was no longer functional and, instead, an oval or diamond-shaped stamped pattern replaced it. The large center rosette was embossed by the use of a male and female die. Because they were copied from harness buckles, early belt buckles were small. Between 1900 and 1920 turquoise stones and butterfly spacers appeared, along with repousse work.




