US Dollars
Tau Delta Phi Badge - 10k Gold Seed Pearls & Sapphires 1959 Fraternity Pin
Wilson Brothers Jewelry
- SKU:
- E6923
Description
This fine Tau Delta Phi badge is sure to please! Composed of 10k yellow gold, this badge showcases the Tau Delta Phi Greek letters set in the center of the badge against a black enameled field. Displayed above the Greek letters is an image of a pyramid set slightly to the right and a star set to the left. A border of genuine seed pearls and genuine sapphires frames the center of the badge. This piece fastens with a hinged pin and whale tail bullet clasp. The inscription "W.P.M TH '59" is located on the back of the badge. This piece has been professionally tested for 10k gold composition.
This badge weighs 3 grams. The piece measures 11/16" (17.2mm) long and 11/16" (17.3mm) wide.
We guarantee this piece to be 10k gold as tested. It has not been cleaned in order to maintain its original vintage integrity. Please check out the enlarged pictures.
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