Baylor University Gold Class Pendant

This is an oval-shaped collegiate pendant for Baylor University, featuring a central bezel-set stone that transitions from deep green to black, suggestive of common school colors and typical class jewelry stones. The pendant is constructed from what appears to be yellow gold, according to the user context. The outer border features embossed capital lettering reading 'BAYLOR UNIVERSITY' along the top and sides, with the university's founding year '1845' at the bottom. Small decorative floral or laurel sprigs act as separators between the text and numerals. The metal surface shows an aged patina with darkened oxidization in the recessed areas of the lettering and design, which adds depth and identifies it as a vintage piece. The stone is a polished cabochon with a high-gloss finish, reflecting the surrounding environment. At the very top, there is a small circular integral bail used for attaching a chain. The overall craftsmanship reflects mid-to-late 20th-century jewelry manufacturing common for university memorabilia. There are some minor surface scratches on the metal consistent with age and wear, but the piece overall appears to be in good structural condition without major damage or visible repairs.

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