White Buffalo Bear Claw Necklace
$93.97
BLACK RAVEN & WHITE BUFFALO ACRYLIC CROW BEADS – From the mountains of Montana comes this rugged Grizzly Bear Claw/Eagle Claw Necklace. It is 32 inches in length! It can be worn long, short or medium length! Tie the necklace to the length that best fits you. Each Grizzly Claw is a synthetic, resin replica (not authentic) of a Grizzly Bear’s claw (approx. 2½”). In most states it is illegal to buy or sell true actual bear products. Why not have the next best thing? These replicas actually look as good if not better than authentic grizzly bear claws.The Eagle Claws are synthetic, resin replicas as well. The earth-tone color beads are hand-strung on 5mm wide Black Suede Leather. These necklaces are a superior conversation piece. They make a fun and exceptional gift, and are the perfect choice for reenactment events such as Mountain Man Rendezvous, Shaman Medicine Man, Renaissance, Medieval or Pow Wow Rendezvous. This Item comes to you in New, Unused Condition ready to wear or give as the perfect gift. ALL of our products come to you in NEW, UNUSED CONDITION.
Discover a Treasure from the American West:
Grizzly Bear Claw Necklaces were worn by tribal men; both warriors and spiritual leaders sought to cultivate relationships with the powers of the bear. They were highly valued because they reflected the strength and courage of the bear. Bear claws were not considered to be mere symbols, but rather potent, compelling links to a living, spiritual essence of tremendous force. These necklaces are the perfect choice for reenactment events such as Mountain Man Rendezvous, Shaman Medicine Man, Pirate, Renaissance, Medieval, Pow Wow Rendezvous, Living History and many other events.
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The Grizzly Bear:
The brown or grizzly bear (Ursus arctos) is one of the largest bears in the world, averaging 400-600 pounds for males and 250-350 pounds for females. Male bears can stand up to 8 feet tall. However, they vary in size from region to region depending on the richness of food sources. They live up to 35 years in the wild, and are excellent swimmers. Some have even been known to climb trees. Amazingly, they can run up to 30-40 mph.
Their color varies from black to blond. During the western frontier days, the brown bear was dubbed the “grizzly” due to its frosted or “grizzled” coat. The grizzly bear is distinguished from the black bear by its humped shoulders, more upturned snouts and longer claws.
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