This beautiful belt buckle works from the street to the boardroom, and it creates an elegant accent to any attire. Sculpted in solid sterling silver, the highlight is a striking inlay of hand-forged stainless Damascus steel (our Intrepid pattern). 140 layers of three different alloys forged into one tapestry in steel, heat treated, etched and polished to reveal the unique pattern as the alloys dance together. Fits any 1.25” (1 and ¼” wide) belt that allows for interchanging buckles.

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