Diestruck Hard Enamel Lapel Pin - 101578 This original pin process was invented by the Chinese and made popular by the French as cloisonné. This pin has the highest perceived value and has a jewel-like luster to its finish. Colours are hand-filled with a glass-like mixture and then is fired in a kiln at 1700°F for 2–4 minutes. Each colour is fired independently so that no bleed of colours occur. Each pin is individually hand polished and then gold or silver plated. The final finish is very resistant to scratching. A pin of exquisite beauty is then produced. Each pin is individually hand crafted. Complete Details   |   More products from - Diestruck - Hard

Diestruck Soft Enamel Lapel Pin - 101577 Our #1 seller because of their jewel like appearance. These pins can be colour filled to produce a wide range of effects. Soft enamel pins have a very high perceived value and are the choice of sports groups and many business people. Complete Details   |   More products from - Diestruck - Soft

Photo Etch Lapel Pin - 101579 Photo Etch pins were designed as a lower cost substitute to Diestruck pins. Photo Etch pins are still able to feature the colours and much the same finish as diestruck pins but at a lower cost. The material is slightly thinner than Diestruck and the colour fill does not have that raised feel. If you need a large number of pins for a specific budget, Photo Etch pins are the way to go. Complete Details   |   More products from - Photo Etch

Printed Lapel Pins - 101580 Printed pins are used when an organization or company wants a full colour process. Used heavily in the corporate field, this pin is inexpensive when ordered in large quantities. Using a photo negative process, the image is transferred directly to the base metal. An epoxy dome is added to give the pin a bright sheen and additional protection. Printed pins are great for conventions, large scale promotions and fund raisers. Complete Details   |   More products from - Printed