Hedgehog Conservation Enamel Pin

Introducing the most timeless and meaningful accessory of all - our adorable, endangered species Hedgehog Pin badge! This hard enamel pin is the perfect gift for hedgehog lovers to show some love and commitment to a precious species that need protection.

Not only is this pin an amazing symbol of wildlife and conservation, but 20% of the profit from each pin sold will be donated to Secret World Wildlife Rescue where we can make a real difference to protect our beloved British hedgehogs. With your purchase, you can make a statement for animal rescue and express your care for endangered species.

My Hedgehog pin is cast in nickel metal and filled with rich, hard enamel. for a durable finish. The hedgehog is featured in an intricately detailed design with lovely details of every quill and piercing eyes, framed within its natural habitat and the stars above. This animal brooch pin is crafted with the utmost precision and care, making it a unique keepsake that will last for years.

Hard enamel pins are made by filling a recessed area of a metal pin with a hard, enamel paint. The paint is then baked at a high temperature to harden and create a smooth, glossy finish. This makes them durable and resistant to wear and tear.

This lapel pin measures approximately 35mm tall and comes on a booklet card backer about how you can help hedgehogs in your area with a metal clutch.

Be part of a movement to help sustain the future of these lovable creatures and show your dedication to hedgehog rescue organizations around the world. Get your own Hedgehog pin today and let's make a difference for endangered species.

Are you into pin collecting? Check out my other animal broach designs
Need small gift ideas? Why not have a bundle of two pins?

The planet is important to us so each pin will come loose with no plastic sleeve to reduce plastic waste entering landfill and sent in recyclable packaging.

If you are an international buyer, please remember that as a seller, I have no control over the postal service once it has been shipped or control over customs charges. Customs fees are the responsibility of the receiver and since Brexit EU countries may incur a fee even if marked as a gift (which is not legally acceptable).