University of North Carolina Gold-Plated Sterling Silver Small UNC Tar Heels Dangle Bead
$ 81.88
- Officially licensed University of North Carolina Tar Heel design
- Sterling silver with gold plating, polished finish
- Small dangle bead charm, 26 mm length x 7 mm width
- Charm element measures 14 mm x 7 mm
- Made in the United States
- Chain sold separately
- Free Shipping
- 30-Day Free Returns
- 1-Year Free Resizing
- Family-Owned Since 2008
Specifications
| Metal | Gold-Plated Sterling Silver |
|---|---|
| Purity | 925 |
| Metal weight (approx.) | 0.9 g |
| Dimensions | 26 x 7 mm |
| Finish | Polished |
| Officially licensed | University of North Carolina |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
Show your Tar Heel pride with this officially licensed University of North Carolina dangle bead charm, crafted in gold-plated sterling silver with a polished finish. Perfect for fans and alumni who want to add a piece of team spirit to their bead bracelet collection. This is a pendant bead charm only; chain or bracelet is sold separately.
Details
- Metal: Sterling silver with gold plating (Gold Tone)
- Finish: Polished
- Length of Item: 26 mm
- Width of Item: 7 mm
- Charm/Element Length: 14 mm
- Charm/Element Width: 7 mm
- Manufacturing Process: Laser Cut
- Relative Size: Small
- Licensed By: NCAA
- Licensed Organization: University of North Carolina
- Made in the United States
Approx. metal weight: 0.9 g
Common Questions
Is this charm made to order?
Yes, this LogoArt charm is made to order and personalized with the University of North Carolina Tar Heel design.
What is it made of?
It's crafted in sterling silver with gold plating and a polished finish.
Does it come with a chain or bracelet?
No, this is a bead charm only; chain or bracelet is sold separately.
How big is the charm?
It's a small dangle bead measuring 26 mm in length and 7 mm in width, with a charm element of 14 mm by 7 mm.
Is this an officially licensed product?
Yes, it's officially licensed by the NCAA and the University of North Carolina.
