
Gold Best Friend Script Charm
This item is a script-style jewelry pendant or charm featuring the words 'Best Friend'. Centrally constructed from a yellow gold-toned metal, the piece is designed with an open-work filigree or cutout style where the negative space defines the lettering. The word 'Best' is positioned in a cursive or stylized script above the word 'Friend', which is rendered in block-style capital letters. The charm measures approximately 15mm to 20mm in width and features a small integrated bail (loop) at the top, which currently holds a secondary jump ring for attachment to a necklace or bracelet chain. The construction appears to be machine-stamped or cast, indicating it is likely a mass-produced sentiment piece typically found in the late 20th century, approximately 1980s-1990s. The surface shows a high-polish finish with minor surface scratches and microscopic abrasions consistent with gentle wear. There are no visible hallmarkings or metal purity stamps (like 10k or 14k) visible in the primary orientation of the image, though such marks are typically found on the reverse side or the jump ring. The overall condition is good, with no structural deformities, missing segments, or visible repairs, maintaining its original golden luster and legibility.
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Estimated Value
$65.00 - $110.00
Basic Information
Category
Jewelry / Pendants & Charms
Appraised On
February 9, 2026
Estimated Value
$65.00 - $110.00
Item Description
This item is a script-style jewelry pendant or charm featuring the words 'Best Friend'. Centrally constructed from a yellow gold-toned metal, the piece is designed with an open-work filigree or cutout style where the negative space defines the lettering. The word 'Best' is positioned in a cursive or stylized script above the word 'Friend', which is rendered in block-style capital letters. The charm measures approximately 15mm to 20mm in width and features a small integrated bail (loop) at the top, which currently holds a secondary jump ring for attachment to a necklace or bracelet chain. The construction appears to be machine-stamped or cast, indicating it is likely a mass-produced sentiment piece typically found in the late 20th century, approximately 1980s-1990s. The surface shows a high-polish finish with minor surface scratches and microscopic abrasions consistent with gentle wear. There are no visible hallmarkings or metal purity stamps (like 10k or 14k) visible in the primary orientation of the image, though such marks are typically found on the reverse side or the jump ring. The overall condition is good, with no structural deformities, missing segments, or visible repairs, maintaining its original golden luster and legibility.
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