A very nice heavy (16 ga) link concho belt. 39 inches long. Each concho measures 2.5 by 1.75 inches. The hallmark is “M” but unfortunately a couple dozen artists use that mark and we can only narrow it down to about 8. Beautiful work. $1875. (SANTA FE)

This Navajo concho belt dates to the 1930-1940s time period. the stones in the buckle suggest the #8 Mine or the Lone Mountain Mine. The conchos are 2.5 inches across and the buckle is 3.25 by 3 inches. $3000. (SANTA FE)

This beautiful concho belt dates to around 1930-40. The conchas are each 2 inches diameter. It was redesigned, adding the vintage fluted buttons about 20-25 years ago. $3000 (SANTA FE)

 

A recent but sleek concha belt. Each concha measures 2 1/2 by 1 5/8 inches. It is hallmarked with an “M” but unfortunately that is a very common hallmark - used by roughly 20 different silversmith and we can only whittle it down to 8 possibles. Beautiful workmanship regardless. $2000. (SANTA FE)

This belt was made a couple decades ago by one of the members of the prominent Kee family of silversmiths - stretching back 3/4 of century - Edith Kee. Each concha is 1.5 by 1.25 inches and the buckle is 2 by 1.5 inches. $2200. (SANTA FE)