Silver pendant in the shape of a cowboy on horseback (profile)

Even today, in the industrial era that carries within itself the fear of failure, old age and death, the cowboy is a symbol of a Free Man, of eternal youth. Compared to "Uncle Sam", the emblem of pragmatism, he is and remains the symbolic figure of idealism.
The cowboy, an emblematic figure in national myths, is the symbol of the knight's 'Code of Honor', based on natural laws, to which the cowboy voluntarily submitted. Honor, esteem for himself, concern for others and dignity, represented for him the supreme values.
A voluntary 'code of honor', which did not allow submissions to anyone. For this reason, the cowboys society resulted in a perfect democracy.
The pride of the knights did not allow the fight with fists and knives (a way of fighting considered worthy only of the <guardians of mules and Mexicans>), but preferred the ritual - and loyal - duel with firearms.
Hypoallergenic 925 ‰ silver pendant. The surface is partially burnished and is neither treated nor plated so it guarantees its beauty over the years.