Woman Western Accessories
Accessories to a women's look were quite varied. In addition to a parasol, lace fans or handkerchief, gloves were considered a must. And according to some, women were not considered proper ladies if they appeared in public without a shawl.
Cowgirl Necklaces view all
We have wide selection of Cowgirl necklaces from a funky western flair to modest style. We have the hand crafted, we have your turquoise and gemstones and we even have the simple boot or horse necklaces. Bro ... view more
Earrings view all
Many women of the 19th century had their ears pierced and when not wearing their bonnets wore delicate wire hook earrings, not post earrings. The women kept hair shorter and cleaner, but enhanced ... view more
Bracelets & Watches view all
Around the 1860's bracelets were most often worn as matched pairs, like earrings. Pocket watches were often made in small ladies’ sizes as well, but probably were originally made more as jewelry i ... view more
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Purses & Wallets view all
Ladies' western style handbags or purses were generally kept tucked inside the pockets of their dress or skirt. When they were carried or worn on the outside they were small drawstring or clasp bags. Ladies of th ... view more
Hair Accessories view all
Combs have played an important role in western hairstyles, especially during the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Millions of women around the world wore hair combs to adorn the l ... view more
Old West Vintage Jewelry view all
For evening, necklaces and tiaras were acceptable. Brooches and stickpins were often worn to adorn a woman's dress. Brooches were used to fasten the collar at the neckline. Brooches have ... view more
Lace & Things view all
Women of the American wild west had to be resourceful to cope with the elements that surrounded them. Conditions were harsh and there were few amenities. Cattle Kate offers perfect accessories that ladies might have n ... view more
