Jungle Pam Hardy. Anyone drag racing at Englishtown in the 70s will know.
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To me, “IDK” stands for I don’t know if this gentleman qualifies for this thread. His ring is clearly not Native made. This thread is really for celebrities wearing Southwestern Indian jewelry. As much as I love Roy Rogers (I even have his autograph), his western style bolo probably doesn’t qualify either. But do not be alarmed, I was able to include Roy in post #217 in October 2019. 
No comment on the Tiger King. 
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She was actually his girlfriend.
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Thank you, @StevesTrail, I stand corrected, misinformation deleted.
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That just makes me sad 
poor animal
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Fixed it for you, @Ziacat. Hopefully the lion found a good home.
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Thank you! It kind of choked me up to look at the poor thing in that little cage. I hope it found a good home too!
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Kind of a funny story. I’m always joking around saying when I get to heaven I’m going to pet a lion. Well, a number of years ago my husband went to South Africa, and texted me saying, “sorry, but I beat you to it.” The group he was with visited a big cat sanctuary (the animals were treated well) and he literally got to pet a lion cub 
and of course sent me pictures.
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If you look at the one photo of Roy I posted above the color one. It has a very Native American pattern to his beaded belt.
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I see what you’re saying, but that is a common Western style belt with sterling silver triangular adornments probably made by Edward Bohlin - the famous custom silver and saddle maker of the early Hollywood cowboys.
Similar to these…
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/edward-bohlin-leather-and-silver-concho-belt-48a-c-d534ed191c
And still copied today…
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Boy you can zoom in on that a lot better than I. I’m kind of old and dumb when it comes to this computer stuff. I don’t have a smart phone, just a dumb one. I haven’t figured how to zoom in on photos with my old computer.
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