Small Generic Yellow Gold Button Purity Stamped Component
Pendant (Component/Finding) · Yellow Gold
Purity: Likely 14K/585 or 18K/750 (solid gold component)
Type
Pendant (Component/Finding)
Purity
Likely 14K/585 or 18K/750 (solid gold component)
Gold Type
Yellow Gold
Weight
Under 0.5 grams
Description
A very small, circular yellow gold component featuring three symmetrically placed dark dots and a tiny numerical stamp on its surface. It appears to be a decorative finding, charm component, or raw scrap element meant to be incorporated into a larger jewelry assembly.
Key Features
Extremely small circular disk shape with three distinct drilled or blackened indents and a subtle hallmark stamp.
Color & Finish
Matte to semi-polished yellow gold finish
Hallmarks & Stamps
Indistinct numerical stamp visible on the face
Dimensions Estimate
Tiny, approximately 4mm to 5mm in diameter
Gemstones & Inlays
None present, features three small dark indentation dots
Clasp & Closure
None, likely requires soldering or a jump ring attachment
Chain & Links
Not applicable
Craftsmanship Details
Machine-stamped sheet metal with minor detail punching or engraving on the face.
Authentication Indicators
Color suggests genuine gold, but professional XRF testing is necessary to confirm exact karat fineness due to the tiny size.
Origin & Maker
Unknown manufacturer or local workshop finding
Era & Period
Contemporary modern production
Age Estimate
Likely modern, within the last 20-30 years
Cultural Significance
Represents the intricate nature of micro-components used in fine jewelry assembly across global manufacturing sectors.
Condition Notes
Good condition with minor surface handling wear appropriate for a loose workshop finding.
Value Estimate
Valued primarily on its scrap melt value given its extremely light weight.
Care & Maintenance
Store in a secure, small compartment container to prevent loss due to its extremely diminutive size.
Similar Items
Other small stamped gold charms, spacers, or jewelry findings.
Interesting Facts
Small stamped components and findings are commonly used in custom jewelry manufacturing to denote specific batch numbers or purity standards on delicate pieces.