In business since 1985. Online since 1994. We sincerely thank you for supporting family owned, family operated businesses!
Give us a call from 8am to 6pm Mon-Fri. We are available to answer questions or to take your order.
(361) 645-3325
General Information:Detailed silver-tone roadrunner charm with the bird shown in its familiar running pose, complete with long tail, outstretched legs, feather detailing and distinctive crest. Approximately 1 inch, this dimensional Western charm has a loop at the top for attaching to chain, cord, jump rings and other jewelry findings. The detailed roadrunner design makes an appealing choice for bird lovers as well as Western, Southwestern and desert-inspired jewelry.
Add the roadrunner to a charm bracelet, hang it from a chain or cord as a pendant, or use a pair to make distinctive bird earrings. It can also add Southwestern character to zipper pulls, bookmarks, keychains and other handmade projects. Combine it with cactus, cowboy, horse, turquoise-colored beads or other Western-themed components to create jewelry inspired by the American Southwest.
Shop Western charms and pendants for creating necklaces, charm bracelets, earrings and other handmade jewelry. Find feather charms, arrowhead pendants, dreamcatchers, buffalo and bison designs, Indian head charms, cowboy hats, stars and other Western and Southwestern jewelry components. Choose from metal, sterling silver, natural stone and other styles for Western, spiritual, nature inspired and Native American inspired jewelry making.
Western jewelry can be bold, rustic, spiritual, symbolic or simply a fun way to show your love of the American West. Combine feather charms, arrowhead pendants, dreamcatchers, buffalo and bison designs, eagles, cowboy boots, hats and other Western charms to create necklaces, charm bracelets, earrings and handmade gifts. Many of these designs also work beautifully with leather cord, turquoise colored beads, natural stone beads and other Southwestern jewelry making supplies.
Many familiar Western jewelry symbols have meanings and traditions that reach far beyond their appearance. Feathers, dreamcatchers, arrowheads, bears, buffalo and eagles have important connections with Native American and Indian history, culture and spiritual traditions, with meanings that can differ among peoples and individuals. Others simply enjoy these designs for their connection with nature, Western history or Southwestern style. With charms and pendants in metal, sterling silver, natural stone and other materials, there are plenty of ways to create jewelry that reflects the meaning or style you want.
