NRS Antique Four Quarters Leaf And Flower 1 1/2 Inch Concho

• Antique Four Quarters Leaf and Flower 1 1/2 Inch Concho
• Intricate design of four leaves with a flower center
• Measures 1 1/2 inches in diameter and is round in shape
• Handcrafted using high-quality materials such as German silver, copper, and jeweler’s bronze
• Durable and long-lasting
• Versatile replacement for saddle, breast collars, headstalls, and other similar items
• Elegant antique finish adds a touch of refinement to any piece of tack or accessory
• Product number: AS-AB15

The Antique Four Quarters Leaf and Flower 1 1/2 Inch Concho is a sophisticated decorative piece that showcases an intricate design of four leaves with a flower center. The concho measures 1 1/2 inches in diameter and is round in shape, making it an ideal size for a variety of applications. It is expertly handcrafted using high-quality materials such as German silver, copper, and jeweler’s bronze, which ensure its durability and longevity. This concho is a versatile replacement for saddle, breast collars, headstalls, and other similar items, and its product code is AS-AB15. Its elegant antique finish adds a touch of refinement to any piece of tack or accessory it is affixed to, making it a must-have for any equestrian enthusiast seeking to elevate their style.

“We focus on creating high quality accessories and pride ourselves in the craftsmanship put into each one of our pieces. Our accessories are all handcrafted by our skilled workers. Each piece is personally punched, cut, soldered, engraved, polished, plated and lacquered. They are crafted from german silver, copper, jeweler’s bronze and brass. Once the piece is polished and perfected it is cleaned and plated. In order to ensure high quality products we use a five staged platting process. We take the piece through two copper, one nickel and two silver electroplating processes depending on the final appearance desired for each piece. Finally, to ensure the product’s life span we apply a translucent heat sealed lacquer.”