Ian Munsick’s Jewelry Drop Is Giving Cowboy Cool Energy

From Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter to Post Malone’s rhinestone-heavy reinvention, the Western aesthetic is dominating stages and style feeds. We’re seeing bolo ties in music videos, belt buckles at fashion week, and fringe without irony. The movement is having artists reclaiming and refreshing what cowboy cool can be.

One such artist is Ian Munsick, a 31-year-old singer-songwriter from Sheridan, Wyoming, who’s spent the last few years building a genre-defying sound rooted in Western tradition. He’s got a high, expressive tenor, a knack for storytelling, and a fanbase that’s growing by the minute. His latest album, released in April, Eagle Feather, blends country, bluegrass, and pop. Live, he performs with a charisma that feels both rugged and refined.

That duality is what makes his new collaboration with Montana Silversmiths hit just right. Based in Columbus, Montana, the brand has been handcrafting buckles and Western jewelry since 1973. They’re not just known in fashion circles; they’re the Official Silversmith of the PBR, PRCA, and AQHA, which means their work is worn by actual rodeo champs. It’s the real deal.

Munsick and Montana Silversmiths have teamed up for a four-piece collection that celebrates artistry, symbolism, and straight-up Western swagger. Each piece feels like wearable storytelling. The design is not just for cowboys, but for anyone drawn to the grit, grace, and grounding presence of the West.

Their collaboration, available at Boot Barn, features four distinctive pieces:

• Cloudy Mountain Bracelet Cuff: Showcases intricate silverwork reminiscent of Wyoming’s rugged mountain ranges, capturing the spirit of the West.
• Blacktooth Cuff Bracelet: Named after the Blacktooth Mountains, this piece combines bold design with traditional engraving, reflecting Munsick’s musical fusion of old and new.
• White Buffalo Bolo Tie: Features a white buffalo centerpiece, a symbol of sacredness and rarity.
• Eagle Feather Belt Buckle: With silver- and gold-toned hardware and bold “Eagle Feather Cattle Co.” detailing, inspired by Munsick’s new album, this buckle commands attention.

Whether you’re heading to a festival, a bar gig, or just leaning into the cowboy energy, this collection lets you bring a bit of the frontier with you.

You can bet Ian Munsick and Montana Silversmiths are making the country vibe look—and sound—real good.