Georgia Institute of Technology 10K White Gold G-T Small Dog Tag Pendant
$ 1,506.65
- Sterling silver with rhodium plating
- Officially NCAA licensed Georgia Tech design
- Small dog tag style, laser cut detail
- 36mm length, 18mm width
- Chain sold separately
- Made in the United States
- Free Shipping
- 30-Day Free Returns
- 1-Year Free Resizing
- Family-Owned Since 2008
Specifications
| Metal | 10K White Gold |
|---|---|
| Metal weight (approx.) | 4.99 g |
| Dimensions | 36 x 18 mm |
| Bail size | 5 mm x 1 mm |
| Finish | Polished |
| Officially licensed | Georgia Institute of Technology |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
Celebrate your Georgia Tech spirit with this small sterling silver dog tag pendant, officially licensed by the NCAA for the Georgia Institute of Technology. Laser cut and finished with a bright rhodium plating, this polished silver-tone pendant is a great gift for Georgia Tech alumni, students, and fans. Please note the chain is sold separately, so you can pair it with a chain of your choice.
Details
- Metal: Sterling silver with rhodium plating
- Finish: Polished, silver tone
- Manufacturing Process: Laser cut
- Length of Item: 36mm
- Width of Item: 18mm
- Charm/Element Size: 30mm x 18mm
- Bail Width: 1mm / Bail Length: 5mm
- Relative Size: Small
- Licensed By: NCAA
- Licensed Organization: Georgia Institute of Technology
- Made in the United States
Common Questions
Is this pendant made to order?
Yes, this LogoArt pendant is made to order, so please allow for personalization before it ships.
Does this pendant come with a chain?
No, the chain is sold separately. This listing includes only the pendant.
What metal is this pendant made from?
It's crafted from sterling silver with a rhodium plating for a bright, polished silver-tone finish.
How big is the pendant?
It's a small dog tag style pendant measuring 36mm long and 18mm wide, with the charm itself measuring 30mm by 18mm.
Is this pendant officially licensed?
Yes, it's licensed by the NCAA and features the Georgia Institute of Technology name.
