This bold and brave No Bull Necklace is the ideal accessory for all Wild West and cowboy enthusiasts. Featuring a stylish steer head, this piece is an embodiment of strength and power. Rely on the statement of this necklace to show the world your adventurous and free-spirited nature.
DETAILS:
- Sterling Silver
- 14K Yellow Gold Vermeil
- Available Chain Styles/Lengths
- 16" to 18" 1.2mm curb chain
- 18" to 20" 1.2mm curb chain
Please Note: The patina on each pendant may vary as each one is painted and aged by hand. Solid Gold and Gold Vermeil pieces are made to order.
What is Gold Vermeil? Our vermeil pieces (ver-may) consist of a thick layer of 14K gold over solid sterling silver.
The thickness of the gold layer is what sets vermeil jewelry apart from simple gold-plated pieces. All our vermeil jewelry is coated with 3 Microns (0.003mm) of gold and protected with an e-coating.
Gold vermeil is a fantastic option for building a collection of high-quality jewelry.
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♻️ Recycled Silver + Gold - We work with recycled silver and gold to reduce our environmental impact, and conduct due diligence to ensure that the silver and gold is certified recycled content from scrap or post-consumer sources.
✨ Gold - Our sterling silver, 10K and 14k solid gold pieces are made to last forever. 10K and 14k gold will not oxidize or discolor, so you can wear your jewelry every day, everywhere.
💎 Diamonds + Stones - Our diamonds and stones are responsibly sourced from suppliers who follow conflict-free and socially responsible practices.
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The Pirate + The Gypsy is a Canadian-based sustainable bespoke jewelry studio and private boutique located in New Westminster, BC. We create heirloom pieces using ecologically conscious materials and practices. All collections are crafted with high-quality hypoallergenic recycled metals. We want to do good for the planet. For every piece of jewelry purchased ONE Tree is planted through our partnership with ONE Tree Planted.
The Pirate + The Gypsy was founded by Paula + Joel Godden in 2015. Paula celebrates her Greek, Polish and Romani history and embraces the word gypsy as a way to reclaim the beauty behind the culture and spirit of the Romani people.
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