Black Stingray Leather Handmade Watch Straps – Exotic, Durable, and Eye-catching

If you are looking for a watch strap that is exotic, durable, and eye-catching, you will love these stingray leather handmade watch straps.

These watch straps are made of genuine stingray leather, which is one of the most unique and rare leathers in the world. Stingray leather is known for its pearl-like texture, vibrant colors, and natural luster, which make each strap stand out and sparkle. The leather is also very strong, resistant to water and scratches, and easy to maintain.

These watch straps are handmade by skilled artisans, who use the best materials and methods. The watch straps have a stainless steel buckle, which is reliable and elegant.

The watch straps are compatible with most watches, and they come in different sizes, colors, and finishes. You can choose from black, white, gray, blue, red, pink, or purple stingray leather, and matte or shiny finish.

These watch straps are a perfect way to add some flair and personality to your watch collection. They are also a great gift for any watch lover or stingray lover in your life. Order yours today and enjoy the beauty and quality of stingray leather handmade watch straps!

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Stingray skin, also known as shagreen, is the upper portion of certain species of shark and ray used in leathercraft.Today, the skins we buy to make wallets, watch straps, wrapped boxes and small bags, are mostly from farmed stingrays in Asia. In particular, Thailand.

The surface is made up of small spheres, sometimes called pearls. They are larger in the centre of the skin and smaller on the outer edges.

Each tiny sphere is made up of a hard substance called dentin, with an even harder outer coating of enamel. Very similar to your teeth.

The stingray uses this tooth like outer armour as a defence system against attack, which is why the spheres only cover the area of the ray around the vital organs. 

During processing, the soft meaty exterior wings are removed (for food consumption), and the upper layer of shagreen is sent off for tanning.

This is why stingray skin isn’t consistent with the shape of a live stingray.

Most stingray skins are chrome tanned which allows the skin to remain strong and flexible for product manufacture.