Eagle Head Tie Tack, 10k Yellow Gold, 12k Green and Rose Gold Black Hills Gold Motif

Legend has it: Good Luck Comes to All Who Wear Black Hills Gold Jewelry

Eagle head tie tack red-gold and 12k green-gold leaves on 10k gold eagle Head with black antiqued eye area. The iconic American Eagle was chosen June 20, 1782 as the emblem of the USA due to its long life, great strength and majestic looks. It was then believed to exist only on this continent. The eagle with its keen eyes symbolizes perspicacity, strength. Whatever the purpose of this heart, it will be a token that is appreciated; for the greatest gift one can give is the gift of love. Whether you treat yourself or gift them to someone special, they are a thoughtful, unique keepsake. Quickly becoming her favorite go-to fashion accessory; they’re perfect for any outfit. They contain no nickel and are gentle on sensitive skin.

According to legend, French goldsmith, Henri LeBeau got lost in the Black Hills of South Dakota during the 1870s gold rush. He fell asleep believing he was dying. In a dream, he saw a mountain stream with grapevines growing on its banks. Upon awakening, he walked over a rise and found the stream and grapevines just like his dream and, out of gratitude, dedicated his life and talents to creating jewelry in the shapes of grape clusters and leaves fashioned in rose, green and yellow gold.

Upon ordering, the jewelers in South Dakota start crafting your tie-tac. From the casting to the hand-placed, hand-engraved leaves, it is one of the most labor intensive styles of jewelry. Today, a series of up to 40 different steps are necessary to capture the same dramatic detail in the traditional and contemporary Black Hills Gold designs.

The rising price of gold makes this, quite simply, a great investment.

Made in the USA.

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Hand-Crafted, Made to Order Especially for You, Ships in Approx. 14 to 21 Business Days
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