UNSPSC 54101511: Fine jewelry pendants

The commodity is used as an ornaments suspended on a precious metal chain.

UNSPSC 54101511 Fine jewelry pendants (Commodity) encompasses custom championship rings and pendants procured by school districts for athletic team commemorative awards. State and local governments soliciting under this code buy occasion-specific jewelry items with custom engraving, metal finishes, and stone settings to mark athletic achievement and institutional pride. Fulton County Schools in Georgia issued RFQ No. 178-26 for football championship rings and pendants for Creekside High School, specifying three product lines—standard championship rings with 6XL housing in natural gold antique finish, cubic zirconia settings, and "TRIBE PRIDE" custom engraving; fan rings in 2XL housing with black antique finish; and smaller pendants. The issuing body mix under this code consists primarily of school districts procuring commemorative athletic jewelry through RFQ and quote-based vehicles. All goods must be new, first-class condition, delivered F.O.B. destination with one-year warranties and defect replacement at no cost within thirty days. Suppliers must register on the Ariba Business Network, complete Fulton County Schools' supplier questionnaire, and comply with Georgia's Security and Immigration Compliance Act through E-Verify documentation or equivalent proof.

Recent activity appears concentrated in Georgia, with Fulton County Schools as the identified buyer. The RFQ for Creekside High School closed February 5, 2026, with questions due by January 29, 2026. Award was to be made on an "All or None" basis to the lowest price, responsive, and responsible quoter; Fulton County Schools reserved the right to award to multiple contractors if in its best interest. No incumbent vendor, set-aside designation, or specific budget information was disclosed in the solicitation. Vendors should expect requirements for local corporate references (three clients served for at least two years), current Fulton County business licensure, Georgia state registration, and full disclosure of any prior contract defaults, bid denials, or litigation within ten years.