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Click on these thumbnails to see the larger image	Bruno Richard	Bruno Richard	Bruno Richard
Bruno Richard	Bruno Richard	Bruno Richard	Bruno Richard
Laurie Prindle	Laurie Prindle	Laurie Prindle	Laurie Prindle
Marc Willemsen	Lazzbazz	Lazzbazz	Genny Biffaretti
Jens Bruggemann	Peter Magnus	Peter Magnus	Liza Guerra-Page
Liza Guerra-Page	artist unknown	OhioArt2	OhioArt2
Ohio Art2	(c) Bruce Hand Lee Park, Dallas, 5-81	Lori Ann Fitzgerald	Joaquin Molina
Ryan Willingham	Weldon Jenkins	Weldon Jenkins	Elizabeth Turner
Nicholas Chauvin motorcycle gas tank	Jim Burby	Jim Burby	Eliran Cohen
Carla Hamilton	Carla Hamilton

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Y'all keep asking about it, so here it is. Below, in no particular order, is an index for information about what I believe are the most significant pieces of jewelry that Stevie wore. Click on the name (right side of the table) below to go to the information page about each piece of jewelry. Clicking on the thumbnails will only take you to a larger picture.

GUITAR STRAPS
photos coming later	Music note straps - Stevie had several of the trademark music note straps: black with white notes, white with black notes, white with red, red with white notes. These were made by a company called Earth III which is no longer in business. Main Strap took over the manufacture of these straps and they remain nearly identical to Stevie's straps.
	Beaded leather strap - The tan leather with colorfully beaded strap was a gift from record executive Jack Chase. "The SRV Native American beaded guitar strap became one of Stevie's favorites. I had it handmade by an American Indian friend, and gave it to Stevie for Christmas.All of the beadwork is handsewn...not done by loom. Very tedious work and it took over 100 hours to complete. This wonderful piece of art was almost lost forever and I may have never got it back accept for Stevies perseverance. Stevie told me at one of the shows I attended, that during the tour with The Allman Brothers the strap was stolen one night from the wardrobe trunk.. He was so upset that he told the tour coordinator that he and Double Trouble would leave the tour the next day...if the strap was not returned. The strap mysteriously appeared in his dressing room the next night before the show. What a blessing for me to always have this gift to cherish. After Stevies death, I asked Jimmie Vaughan if I could have it as a keepsake of Stevie. Jimmy said he found the strap on Stevie's #1 Stratocaster. Somehow it was put on #1 after the Alpine Valley show."
	The "SRV" black leather strap with small concho and tassle was made by Stevie's long time friend from Oak Cliff, Christian Brooks. The black suede leather is cut to reveal turquoise green leather spelling "SRV." Over time, the green faded to appear virtually white in many photos.