Purdue University Sterling Silver Small Boilermakers Leather Bracelet
$ 117.70
- Sterling silver with rhodium plating and polished finish
- Officially licensed Purdue University Boilermakers train logo
- 7 inch length with 7 inch extender
- Black leather band, 24 mm width
- Lobster clasp closure
- Made in the United States
- Free Shipping
- 30-Day Free Returns
- 1-Year Free Resizing
- Family-Owned Since 2008
Specifications
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
|---|---|
| Purity | 925 |
| Metal weight (approx.) | 2.75 g |
| Length | 7 in |
| Width | 3 mm |
| Clasp | Lobster |
| Finish | Polished |
| Officially licensed | Purdue University |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
Celebrate Purdue University pride with this sterling silver rhodium-plated bracelet featuring the officially licensed Boilermakers train logo in a small center design on a black leather band. Made to order and personalized, it's a great pick for game days, alumni gifts, or everyday Boilermaker spirit.
Details
- Metal: Sterling Silver with Rhodium Plating, Polished Finish, Silver Tone
- Length: 7 inches with a 7 inch extender
- Width: 24 mm (Band Width/Chain Width: 3 mm)
- Charm/Element: 17 mm x 24 mm, Laser Cut
- Clasp/Connector: Lobster
- Licensed By: NCAA, Purdue University
- Country of Origin: United States
Approx. metal weight: 2.75 g
Common Questions
Is this bracelet made to order?
Yes, this LogoArt Purdue University bracelet is made to order and personalized with the officially licensed Boilermakers train logo.
What is the bracelet made of?
It is crafted in sterling silver with rhodium plating and a polished finish, featuring a black leather band and a small silver-tone Purdue train logo center.
How long is the bracelet and how does it close?
The bracelet measures 7 inches with a 7 inch extender option, and it closes with a lobster clasp.
Can this bracelet be resized?
This bracelet is not listed as sizeable; it is designed at a fixed 7 inch length with an extender.
Is this officially licensed?
Yes, it is licensed by the NCAA and Purdue University.
