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Sometimes it's all about color! Rebecca Ray Designs hits the on-trend
palette with their Two-Tone Bit Bracelets inspired by jockeys' racing silks.
Company founder Rebecca Yuhasz Smith, an accomplished rider herself,
brilliantly combines her love of sporting art, vintage fabrics, jewelry and
paper ephemera to create one of our favorite lines of accessories. And we
love that the leatherwork is handcrafted by a skilled harness maker right
here in the United States. $78. RebeccaRayDesigns.com.
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Leslie Janson
Jewelry artist Leslie Janson uses vintage materials to create some of the
most whimsical equestrian accessories you'll find. We love how she com-
bines materials from grain sacks, horse show ribbons, and touches of
suede and velvet with equestrian pins and baubles. Wear the preppy horse
bangles with jeans, or take it up a notch with one of Leslie's edgy, wide
velvet cuffs. Designs start at $25. Etsy.com/shop/LeslieJanson.
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Judy Crouse
Love layering the arm candy? Try adding one, or two, or even three
of Judy Crouse Jewelry's Vintage Equestrian Button Bracelets to
your mix. Each unique bangle includes handcrafted leather and
beads to make a bracelet that's as chic as it is understated. $48-
$55. More designs, including the Single Wrap Horseshoe Clasp
Bracelet ($48), are available at JudyCrouse.com.
