University of Georgia Sterling Silver Letter G Earrings
$ 83.95
- Sterling silver with rhodium plating, polished silver-tone finish
- Officially NCAA-licensed University of Georgia Letter G design
- French wire earring closures
- 32 mm length, 19 mm width; small relative size
- Made to order
- Free Shipping
- 30-Day Free Returns
- 1-Year Free Resizing
- Family-Owned Since 2008
Specifications
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
|---|---|
| Purity | 925 |
| Metal weight (approx.) | 1.79 g |
| Dimensions | 32 x 19 mm |
| Back / closure | French Wire |
| Finish | Polished |
| Officially licensed | University of Georgia |
| Gender | Women's |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
Show your University of Georgia pride with these Letter G dangle earrings, crafted in polished sterling silver with a rhodium plating for a bright, silver-tone finish. Officially licensed by the NCAA, they're a great pick for game days and everyday Bulldogs fans alike. These earrings are made to order.
Details
- Material: Sterling silver, rhodium-plated
- Finish: Polished
- Plating Color: Silver tone
- Length of Item: 32 mm
- Width of Item: 19 mm
- Charm/Element Length: 13 mm
- Charm/Element Width: 19 mm
- Earring Closure: French wire
- Relative Size: Small
- Licensed Organization: University of Georgia
- Licensed By: NCAA
- Manufacturing Process: Laser cut
- Country of Origin: United States
Common Questions
Are these officially licensed?
Yes, these University of Georgia Letter G earrings are licensed by the NCAA.
What metal are they made of?
They are made of sterling silver with rhodium plating for a bright, polished silver-tone finish.
What type of earring back do they have?
They feature French wire closures.
How big are the earrings?
Each earring measures 32 mm in length and 19 mm in width, with a charm element of 13 mm by 19 mm, making them a small relative size.
Are these made to order?
Yes, these earrings are made to order as personalized licensed jewelry.
