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Equestrian

It Started With a Horse, Not a Trend.

Vincent grew up around horses in Tennessee, and the hardware came before the jewelry: snaffle bits, stirrups, the particular way a rein buckle sits. The collection is what happened when he started making those shapes in gold.

It Started With a Horse, Not a Trend.

Everything in the Equestrian collection is drawn from tack that actually works. If a shape has no job on a horse, it does not get made.

First Saturday in May

Derby Style, Without the Costume.

Derby dressing goes wrong when the jewelry tries to match the hat. These are the pieces that hold their own against a lot of pattern and still look like yours the following Tuesday.

Stirrup Earrings

The Rail

Stirrup Earrings

Long enough to read from a distance, light enough to forget by the third race. Worn with a hat brim, they catch light on the swing rather than sitting still.

The Horse Necklace

The Winner's Circle

The Horse Necklace

One clear statement at the throat and nothing else competing with it. This is the piece for the photograph you will actually keep.

Finnhorse Ring

Gloves Off

Finnhorse Ring

Substantial enough to hold its own against a printed silk, and low enough in profile that it does not snag when you are holding a glass and a program.

Layered Bit Chains

Day Into Evening

Layered Bit Chains

Two lengths, worn together. The shorter one does the work in daylight; the longer one carries the look through to dinner.

Off the Circuit

Ranch Luxury Is Built, Not Styled.

What people wear on the land is chosen for wear, not for looks, and ends up looking better than anything chosen the other way round. These are the pieces that survive that test.

The Working Cuff

Leather and Gold

The Working Cuff

Bridle leather from the same suppliers who make tack, finished with a gold bit closure. It is built to be worn every day and to look better for it.

Signet in Yellow Gold

Everyday

Signet in Yellow Gold

Heavy, plain, and quietly equestrian in the shoulder. The kind of ring that gets scratched and reads better for the scratches.

Pearl and Bit Strand

Evening at the Ranch

Pearl and Bit Strand

South Sea pearls broken by a single gold bit link. It is the piece that makes a shirt and jeans read as deliberate.

Stirrup Studs

Hardware

Stirrup Studs

The whole collection reduced to something you can wear in a truck. Small, solid, and no reason ever to take them off.

The Equestrian Journal

Notes From the Barn and the Bench.

Occasional writing on horses, hardware, and the overlap between the two.

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The Montana Wrap

Signature · Equestrian

The Montana Wrap

A snaffle bit, a stitched leather strap, and a working buckle. Here is why Vincent Peach’s most iconic design belongs on every wrist, and at every neckline.

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Drawing a Bit That Has Never Been in a Mouth

From the Bench

Drawing a Bit That Has Never Been in a Mouth

The hardest part of the Equestrian collection is restraint. A bit that has been prettied up stops reading as a bit.

What the Barn Taught Us About Clasps

Notes

What the Barn Taught Us About Clasps

If it cannot be fastened with cold hands in poor light, it is not finished. That rule came from the stable, not the studio.