How a mysterious piece of jewelry inspired the Bay Area's most iconic logo

The new logo, depicting a latticework of twenty serpentine branches leading to a vertical trunk was adopted, and the city's image would never be the same.

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The new logo, depicting a latticework of 20 serpentine branches leading to a vertical trunk was adopted, and the city's image would never be the same.that the cufflink design was adopted virtually unchanged. “We stole somebody else’s idea, I guess.”

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