Complete your bohemian, western, or motorcycle rocker style with a classic concho belt! "Concha" is Spanish for shell, and concho belts were created by Native Americans who hammered Mexican pesos into oval or round medallions and strung them together with leather. As trade increased access to tools and stamps, the medallions became more elaborate and often featured scalloped edges and a central radiating design. No pesos were destroyed in the making of this replica concho belt, however. It's strung with a chain instead of leather and is finished with a silver ball at the end. The medallion portion is 27.5" and the sizing chain is 15.7" for a total length of 43.3".
