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A silver pendant consisting of a long cylindrical rod with textured surface details, attached to a circular loop at the top.

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14k White Gold Purple Enamel Lowercase T Initial Charm

$140

160-00396 · 14 KT White

Metal — 14 KT White

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About this piece

This 14k white gold charm is shaped as a lowercase letter t and finished with a smooth lavender enamel face framed by a polished white gold border, ready to slide onto any standard charm bracelet or pendant chain.

The front photo shows the enamel sitting flush within the metal outline, giving the charm a clean, two-tone look in soft purple and bright white gold. The silhouette follows the gentle curves of a lowercase t rather than a traditional cross form, keeping the look understated. A round jump ring at the top sits integrated with the design and provides a secure, ready-to-use bail.

The back, visible in the photos, carries a brushed finish and the quality hallmark. At just under half an inch tall, it layers easily with other charms or initials without crowding a bracelet or necklace. The rhodium finish on the white gold helps the metal hold its brightness with everyday wear, making it a dependable everyday piece or a considered gift for a first initial.

Hallmarks

Metal
14 KT White
Purity
14K
Weight
0.27 g
Plating
Rhodium
Metal color
White
Item
160-00396
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