Stick pins are made from a long thin piece of metal, that can be stuck into a piece of clothing. The pin usually has some type of small bauble at the top.
Diamond Infinity Lapel Pin with Chain-Linked Stud
This piece pairs a pave-set diamond infinity symbol with a single bezel-set diamond stud, the two connected by a pair of fine draped chains that meet at the bottom center. Set in 14k white gold, the infinity motif was sized down from a standard dime-sized reference to match an existing pendant the client already owns, so the two pieces could be worn together as a coordinated set. The design was adapted from a crown-and-chain inspiration image, with the crown replaced by the infinity symbol at the client’s request. It suits anyone looking for a distinctive lapel or brooch-style accent for a formal or milestone occasion, rather than an everyday piece.
Past State Officer Grange Pin — Enamel Award Pin
This oval lapel pin reproduces a state agricultural organization’s past-officer insignia — a wheat sheaf emblem on a navy shield, framed by a green field and a pink enamel border, with the organization’s name banded across the center and the officer title lettered around the rim. Cast in gold-plated sterling silver with a small lab diamond set at the center of the shield, the piece uses four enamel colors matched through several rounds of sample review to reproduce the exact tones of the original 10K gold version the organization had used for years. The pin closes with a single post-and-clutch fastening for easy on-and-off wear, replacing the swivel clasp on earlier versions. Produced as a batch of twenty identical pins, it suits any organization looking to recreate or update a long-standing recognition pin for its members.
