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Trot Out Some
new Treasures
Looking for something to kick your tired
wardrobe up a notch? ese equestrian-inspired
artisans can help.
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<< Vincent Peach
Who says equestrian-inspired jewelry
has to be all about snaffle bits and
foxes? Nashville jeweler Vincent Peach
combines the warmth and beauty of
top-quality leather with Tahitian pearls
to create jewelry that fits right in with
the equestrian lifestyle. You can find
his entire Equestrian Collection—
including some pieces that do include
snaffle bits—at VincentPeach.com.
Prices range from $400-$9,500.
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Kingsland
Whenever a new Kingsland catalog is released, we tend to lose ourselves for
hours in the dreamy elegance of their images. But the Kingsland wonderland
isn't comprised of just breeches and jackets—with their select jewelry offer-
ings this season, the company reminds us that accessories can play a big role
in a rider's overall presentation. The bold but classical look of the Metz brooch
complements their competition gear so elegantly, while their Montage earrings
are the perfect punctuation to your next halt at X. Brooch, $49.95; earrings,
$25.95. KingslandDressage.com.
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Equus Couture
Boutique artisan Tiffany Donnelly captures the eye with her powerful use of
symbolism and cultivated blend of vintage and new. The leather Gryphon
Bracelet, with its emblem of divine power set amongst your choice of stone or
gem elements, is magical. $50. Check out more of Donnelly's designs, includ-
ing spur straps, stock-tie pins, belts and browbands, at Equus-Couture.com.
