Enamel Pins | Accessories

Join the Secret Jewish Space Laser Corps and wear this new hard enamel pin with pride! Designed by Lazar Wolf and launched in 5780 from a secret ba...

Also available as an iron on patch. There's a job for everyone in the Corps! We polish the mirrors, align the guidance system, and, when we are ca...

Are you Mazel tough enough for this sticker? UV Laminated White Polypropylene Suitable for indoor + outdoor use 3.5" wide

Pin Set OY/YO 1" x 0.5" (Each)Enamel PinsSingle PostedRubber Clasp Inspired by "OY/YO" by Deborah Kass© 2021 Deborah Kass / Artists Rights Society...

The perfect gift for your zayde (Yiddish for "grandfather")--or if you're a zayde yourself, the perfect way to let everyone know about your wonderf...

Say "Gay" every day with our new sticker - perfect for indoor or outdoor use.  Stick this sticker on your car, laptop, or water bottle and say "Gay...

The Progress Pride Flag was created by graphic designer Daniel Quasar. Quasar’s design places a greater emphasis on inclusion and progression. This...

In 2017, the Philadelphia Office of LGBT Affairs added black and brown stripes to the iconic rainbow pride flag to recognize black, indigenous, and...

1.13" x 1.13" Soft Enamel PinSingle PostedRubber Clasp The perfect complement to your museum tote or tee-shirt, this pin lets you not only show you...

0.75" x 1.13"Soft Enamel PinSingle PostedRubber Clasp Inspired by "C’mon Get Happy" by Deborah Kass© 2021 Deborah Kass / Artists Rights Society (AR...

1.5" x 1.5"Soft Enamel PinSingle PostedRubber Clasp Inspired by "Blue Deb" by Deborah Kass© 2021 Deborah Kass / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Size: 1"x 1/2" The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History is dedicated to presenting educational and cultural programs and experiences...

Material : Cotton, Felt, Metal, Sequins & Beads; Hand embroidered Approx. 2.25"x2.25" Handmade in India. Produced in Small Batches by Artisans...

These hand-cut copper pennies are designed to accentuate Abraham Lincoln's sillouette by leaving the rim of the coin circling around him. You know ...