Collection: Bolo Ties
Shop Native American bolo ties at Last Rodeo Western Wear & Hat Bar. Every bolo tie in this collection is handcrafted in real sterling silver by Navajo and Zuni artists, and most are one of a kind, so the bolo you see pictured is the exact one you receive. Many are signed or hallmarked by the artist on the back.
Navajo and Zuni sterling silver bolo ties
Navajo bolo ties are known for heavy hand-stamped silver, sandcast work and bold turquoise settings. Zuni bolo ties are known for fine multi-stone inlay and petit point. These are Native American made bolo ties, and each sterling silver bolo tie here is the real thing, not a plated costume piece.
Turquoise, onyx, White Buffalo and inlay
Choose from turquoise bolo ties in single-stone, cluster, petit point and nugget styles, black onyx bolo ties for a sharp black and silver look, White Buffalo stone for something lighter, tiger's eye, and Zuni multi-stone inlay with hand-cut turquoise and mother of pearl. You will also find classic Southwestern silver bolo ties here, including sandcast, shadowbox bear paw and hand-stamped designs.
How to wear a bolo tie
A bolo tie finishes a pearl-snap shirt the way a necktie finishes a suit. Slide it up to the collar for weddings and formal Western events, or wear it lower and relaxed with denim for rodeos and nights out. These are Western bolo ties for men and for women, and bolo ties for a wedding are a favorite with grooms and groomsmen. A signed turquoise piece makes a gift that gets kept for life.
Ships from Arizona, or shop in person
We ship from Arizona with free U.S. shipping on orders over $100 and deliver worldwide. You can also try on our bolo ties in person at our Tempe and Old Town Scottsdale stores, where we can pair one with a custom-shaped hat from the Hat Bar. Questions about a piece? Call 602-885-6438.
