Sam Houston State University 10K White Gold Small Pendant
$ 273.13
- Sterling silver with rhodium plating and polished finish
- Officially licensed Sam Houston State University design (NCAA licensed)
- Small-size pendant: 18 mm long, 14 mm wide
- Laser-cut craftsmanship, made in the United States
- Chain sold separately
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Specifications
| Metal | 10K White Gold |
|---|---|
| Metal weight (approx.) | 0.81 g |
| Dimensions | 18 x 14 mm |
| Bail size | 5 mm x 3 mm |
| Finish | Polished |
| Officially licensed | Sam Houston State University |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
Show your Sam Houston State University pride with this small sterling silver pendant, rhodium-plated for a bright, durable silver-tone finish. Officially licensed by the NCAA through LogoArt, this laser-cut design is a great gift for alumni, students, and fans. Chain sold separately.
Details
- Metal: Sterling silver, rhodium-plated
- Finish: Polished
- Plating Color: Silver Tone
- Length of Item: 18 mm
- Width of Item: 14 mm
- Charm/Element Length: 13 mm
- Charm/Element Width: 14 mm
- Bail Width: 3 mm / Bail Length: 5 mm
- Relative Size: Small
- Manufacturing Process: Laser Cut
- Licensed Organization: Sam Houston State University
- Licensed By: NCAA
- Country of Origin: United States
Common Questions
Is this pendant made to order?
Yes, this LogoArt Sam Houston State University pendant is made to order and personalized as an officially licensed collegiate piece.
Is a chain included?
No, the chain is sold separately. This listing is for the pendant only.
What metal is this pendant made of?
It is crafted from sterling silver with rhodium plating and a polished finish.
How big is the pendant?
The pendant measures 18 mm long and 14 mm wide, with a charm element measuring 13 mm by 14 mm, making it a small-sized piece.
Is this an officially licensed design?
Yes, it is licensed by the NCAA and Sam Houston State University.











