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The Patsy Necklace β€” Petite Green Turquoise & Hand-Tooled Sheridan Pendant

The Patsy Necklace β€” Petite Green Turquoise & Hand-Tooled Sheridan Pendant

Regular price $59.00 USD
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This one has that old-Western-meets-pretty-jewelry feel. 🀎 Petite green turquoise beads run along one side of The Patsy, paired with a pewter paperclip chain and hand-tooled leather Sheridan flower pendant.

It's delicate enough to layer but has enough personality to absolutely stand on its own.

And we LOVE the woman behind the name. Patsy Rogers became the first Calgary Stampede Queen in 1946. Raised in a Canadian rodeo and ranching family, she traveled throughout the United States during her reign and even rode alongside Gene Autry. She became known for her welcoming personality, beautiful smile, and dedication to rodeo and the Stampede.

A pretty special namesake for this one. 🀎

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Style It Your Way

🀠 Everyday Western: White tee, good denim, boots, and The Patsy. Let the Sheridan pendant be the detail that pulls it all together.

🏒 Work Ready: Pair it with a button-down, blazer, or simple sweater. The petite turquoise adds Western character without overpowering your outfit.

✨ Layer It Up: Add Navajo pearls, another turquoise strand, or your favorite silver chains. The mix of leather, turquoise, and paperclip chain makes layering easy.

πŸ‚ Montana Fall: Cream, rust, camel, chocolate brown, denim, suedeβ€”those green turquoise beads are going to look GOOD against all of it.

❄️ Montana Winter: Wear it over a solid turtleneck or sweater so the leather Sheridan flower gets to be the star instead of disappearing under your layers.

Details

  • Petite green turquoise beads
  • Hand-tooled leather Sheridan flower pendant
  • Pewter paperclip chain
  • Lightweight and easy to wear
  • Wear alone or layered
  • Measures approximately 18" long

The Patsy β€” named for a cowgirl who helped pave the way while never losing that welcoming Western spirit. 🀎




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