Water Buffalo Bull Dog Tag Pendant – Silver and Red Copper

Long copper horns break beyond the rectangular tag

The bull is not engraved flat into the plate. Its nose, brow and ears project forward, while both horns sweep outward and slightly upward. The warmer copper color separates this sculpted head from the cooler, darkened tag and gives the piece a clear two-metal identity.

Water buffalo and bull are used as visual product descriptors; the source does not verify a breed, ranch mark, cultural origin or guaranteed meaning. No horn tips, eyes or forehead areas are listed as gemstones. The chain visible in styling photographs is not treated as included because no inclusion fact is published.

The defining construction is the red-copper relief over a silver dog tag. It remains distinct from flat bull engravings, freestanding horned heads and all-silver animal plaques.

Clean two metals without catching the horn tips

Remove the pendant before sports, sleep or changing tightly woven tops. The horn tips can catch fabric and should not be used to lift or straighten the pendant.

Use mild soap, water and a very soft brush around the muzzle and where the head meets the plate. Dry under the horns carefully and avoid aggressive polishing that erases the intentional contrast or treats both metals as though they age identically.

FTC guidance helps interpret silver descriptions, and CCI advises separate dry storage with restrained abrasion. Keep the pendant in a padded compartment so the horns cannot strike another piece.

Account for the 60 x 30mm plate and projecting horns

• Material: 92.5% sterling silver plus red copper bull, as listed
• Listed size: 60 x 30 mm; axes are not defined
• Published weight: 40+ g
• Verified profile: raised bull head with long outward horns
• Chain inclusion: not confirmed in the published facts

Compare the listed rectangle with a pendant you already wear, then add visual allowance for the horns extending beyond the tag. A close product photograph can make those projecting elements appear smaller than they will against clothing.

The 40+ g notation means the page does not promise one exact gram value. Pairing should consider both pendant weight and the widest part of a chain end that must pass through the rectangular top bail.

Choose this piece when the contrast between dark silver, warm copper and pronounced horns matters. A buyer wanting a low-relief tag should select a flatter construction.

Copper bull, chain fit and projecting-horn questions