Handcrafted Mexican Charro Spurs - Stainless Steel | Eclipse

Made for the occasions that matter.

One pair. One maker. One of one.

Blackened steel, hand-engraved in bright, silver-colored scrollwork by a Mexican espuelero in Amozoc, Puebla.

Deep black, with bright metal wherever the hand cut through.

An eclipse is dark with a thin edge of light showing. That is this pair. The whole band is blackened first, then engraved by hand: leaves and vines in bright, silver-colored lines, cut across the black. A fine ribbed edge runs along the top and bottom of each band.

This is the harder way to engrave. The espuelero cuts the pattern line by line, and the black has to stay clean around every leaf. Nothing here is stamped or machine-cut.

The rowel is a star, and every point carries its own wavy line with small leaves. The pieces that hold the rowel are cut in a figure-8 shape and engraved by hand. Small metal pendants hang beside the rowel and move when you walk.

This is a heavy pair. Each spur weighs about 1 lb 6 oz, so you feel the weight and the craftsmanship the moment you pick them up.

Look closer and you'll see the hand that made them. No two leaves are cut exactly the same.

The Eclipse was shaped by a Mexican espuelero in Amozoc, Puebla, the town where spurs have been made by hand for centuries. Those small differences are what make your pair yours.

This is the only pair of the Eclipse we have.

• Boot opening: 3 1/4"
• Rowel: 3 1/8"
• Width: 1 1/2"
• Blackened steel, hand-engraved with scrollwork band and wavy-line rowel
• Each spur weighs about 1 lb 6 oz
• Made by hand in Amozoc, Puebla (Mexico)

Handmade means yours may differ slightly from the photos. A small mark or an uneven line isn't a flaw, it's proof of the hand that made it. Straps not included.