The Broken Blade Bolo Tie ~ A Piece Of Texas History

ANCIENT TEXAS ARTIFACT STONE BOLO TIE

Wear a piece of Texas history.

​This distinct bolo tie features a genuine, ancient stone artifact discovered in San Saba County, Texas. This isn't a factory-made reproduction; it is an authentic, hand-knapped projectile point (likely a preform or large blade) crafted from native chert.

​The stone features raw, earthy tones of beige, cream, and soft gray, showcasing the original flake scars left by the maker centuries ago. It is mounted securely on a classic cord to create a rustic, conversation-starting accessory perfect for the rockhound, historian, or Western enthusiast.

​Key Features:

​The Centerpiece: A genuine ancient stone point from San Saba County, Texas. It features a broad, triangular shape with a matte, natural finish.

​The Cord: Thick, black braided cord (leatherette) that provides a sharp contrast to the light-colored stone.

​The Hardware: Finished with weighted, silver-tone metal tips featuring decorative stamped detailing for a vintage Western look.

​One-of-a-Kind: Because this is a natural artifact, there is no other bolo tie exactly like this one in the world.

​Measurements:

​Slide Length: Approx. 2.75 inches

​Slide Width: Approx. 1.5 inches

​Cord Length: Standard 36-38 inches (fits most collars comfortably)