Sterling Silver Traverse City Wine Pendant
$ 39.48
- Sterling silver pendant with rhodium plating
- Polished, silver-tone finish
- Themed design: Traverse City, Michigan with wine motif
- Enamel detailing with brown accent color
- Solid construction, made in Peru
- Chain sold separately
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Specifications
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
|---|---|
| Purity | 925 |
| Metal weight (approx.) | 1.44 g |
| Dimensions | 26.77 x 18.37 mm |
| Bail size | 7.54 mm x 2.58 mm |
| Finish | Polished |
| Construction | Solid |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
This sterling silver pendant celebrates Traverse City, Michigan, with a charming wine-themed design finished in enamel detailing. A great pick for wine lovers or anyone with ties to Northern Michigan, this pendant is sold as a solid, polished piece with rhodium plating for a bright silver tone. Chain sold separately.
Details
- Metal: Sterling Silver with Rhodium Plating
- Finish: Polished
- Plating Color: Silver Tone
- Length of Item: 26.77 mm
- Width of Item: 18.37 mm
- Bail Length: 7.54 mm / Bail Width: 2.58 mm
- Feature: Solid
- Pendant/Charm Type: Themed
- Accent Color: Brown enamel detail
- Country of Origin: Peru
Approx. metal weight: 1.44 g
Common Questions
Is a chain included with this pendant?
No, this pendant is sold separately from any chain. It features a bail sized to fit a standard chain.
What is the pendant made of?
It's crafted from sterling silver with a rhodium plating and a polished finish, featuring enamel detailing including a brown accent color.
What size is the pendant?
The pendant measures 26.77 mm in length and 18.37 mm in width, with a bail that is 7.54 mm long and 2.58 mm wide.
Where is this pendant made?
This pendant is made in Peru.
What is the design on the pendant?
The pendant features a themed design depicting Traverse City, Michigan, with a wine motif rendered in enamel.
