Concho Belts

Concho Belts - Native American Belts, sometimes spelled concha, comes from the Spanish word meaning shell. Some of the first “conchos” were made of melted silver dollars and resembled a shell—it is commonly thought this is how the name came about. In Spanish, the correct word is concha, with an "ah "at the end and is pronounced like an "ah" sound.

Born in Ganado, Arizona, in 1964, Perry Shorty is a Navajo silversmith known for his hand-forged jewelry that reflects the classic early Navajo style.

Concho Belts

Five alternating heart and round conchos make this hand-braided natural vegetable tanned leather belt a true standout.

Brighton Heart Concho Belt Medium

New River Concho Belts – The Wild Gringa

A History of Navajo Concha Belts – Garland's

Tanner Chaney : Silver Jewelry Tim Guerro Concho Belts 54640

Belt, A Concho, Turquoise, Stamped Conchos with Coordinating Butterfly

The Rori Concho Belt – Wild Horse Boutique

Barbosa Concho Belts

1 plain leather black strap with silver finished floral conchos antique nickel spots with matching removable buckle. Ladies' sizes: Buckle End to

Black Concho Belt

Navajo Style Leather Concho Belt

Concho Belts – The Gordon Collection

Style number: 5583L. Brown full grain leather belt. Conchos on belt. Silver engraved floral detail. Rope edge. Buckle closure. Silver plated links. 5/8 inch width.

Brighton Fandango Concho Belt Brown Medium