This buckle was designed for 1.25 inch belts. It is now on my Etsy store. Its based loosly on shape of a horse shoe and the Western style buckles. This is the process for making a Quarter Horse Farrier buckle in silver. I have done this one in bronze but this is the first time I've done it in silver. You can see more about this design here and see the finished bronze version here
After the casting process, which takes many steps, I start sanding down the silver to get all the surface imperfections and oxides off.
Then I use various hammers to get the final size, shape, and texture.
The silver is then oxidized to create the dark areas and the highlights are polished.
After the casting process, which takes many steps, I start sanding down the silver to get all the surface imperfections and oxides off.
Then I use various hammers to get the final size, shape, and texture.
The silver is then oxidized to create the dark areas and the highlights are polished.
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