University of California Berkeley 10K Yellow Gold UC Extra Large Disc Pendant
$ 2,209.43
- Sterling silver with gold-plated, polished finish
- Officially licensed University of California Berkeley logo (NCAA)
- Extra large disc: 32mm length, 25mm width
- Laser cut design for crisp detail
- Made to order in the United States
- Chain sold separately
- Free Shipping
- 30-Day Free Returns
- 1-Year Free Resizing
- Family-Owned Since 2008
Specifications
| Metal | 14K Yellow Gold |
|---|---|
| Metal weight (approx.) | 5.11 g |
| Dimensions | 32 x 25 mm |
| Bail size | 6 mm x 4 mm |
| Finish | Polished |
| Officially licensed | University of California Berkeley |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
Celebrate your Golden Bears pride with this extra large gold-plated disc pendant featuring the official University of California Berkeley logo, laser cut into sterling silver with a polished gold-tone finish. Made to order by LogoArt, this pendant is a bold statement piece for alumni, students, and fans. Chain sold separately.
Details
- Metal: Sterling silver with gold plating, gold tone
- Finish: Polished
- Manufacturing Process: Laser Cut
- Length of Item: 32 mm
- Width of Item: 25 mm
- Charm/Element Length: 26 mm
- Charm/Element Width: 25 mm
- Bail Width: 4 mm / Bail Length: 6 mm
- Relative Size: Extra Large
- Licensed By: NCAA
- Licensed Organization: University of California Berkeley
- Made in the United States
Common Questions
Is this made to order?
Yes, this LogoArt pendant is made to order featuring the official University of California Berkeley logo.
Does it come with a chain?
No, the chain is sold separately. This listing is for the pendant only.
What metal is this pendant made of?
It's crafted from sterling silver with a gold-plated, polished finish in a gold tone.
How big is the pendant?
It's an extra large disc measuring 32mm in length and 25mm in width, with a charm/element size of 26mm by 25mm.
Is this officially licensed?
Yes, it's licensed by the NCAA for the University of California Berkeley.
