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Jim Clift Design Civil Rights Copper Lapel Pin - Handcast Pewter

Jim Clift Design Civil Rights Copper Lapel Pin - Handcast Pewter

Regular price $60.00 USD

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Our review of the Jim Clift Design Civil Rights Copper Lapel Pin finds it best suited for people who want a small, meaningful accessory crafted in America. The pin is compact yet detailed at roughly 13/16 in x 9/16 in, and its handcast, copper-dipped finish gives it a warm, authentic look that stands apart from stamped mass-market pins. For anyone buying pins as gifts, for fundraising, or to mark a personal or professional milestone, this review recommends the piece for its craftsmanship and ready-to-gift presentation.

Key Features

  • Size: The small 13/16 in x 9/16 in dimensions make the pin subtle and versatile for lapels, hats, or bags without overpowering an outfit.
  • Material: Handcast from solid, lead free pewter, the pin offers a weighty, durable feel that communicates quality.
  • Finish: Copper dipped in the studio for a distinctive warm tone that highlights sculpted details and resists looking toy-like.
  • Made in the US: Produced in Coventry, RI in a family studio, the pin supports American craft and small-batch production values.
  • Packaging: Each pin is individually packaged on a signature presentation card, arriving ready for gift giving or resale.
  • Value for groups: Available in quantities (example: Qty 10 at listed unit price), making it practical for events, fundraisers, or small organizations.

Who It's For

The Civil Rights Copper Lapel Pin is ideal for collectors of handcrafted jewelry, volunteers and organizers who want a tasteful emblem for events, and buyers seeking American-made gifts with an artisanal touch. Its subtle size and solid construction suit professionals who prefer understated accessories that still carry meaning.

Buyers who need oversized or highly ornate brooches should look elsewhere; this design is intentionally compact and works best as a lapel pin or small display piece rather than a statement brooch.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Handcast, lead free pewter construction gives a substantial, lasting feel.
  • Copper-dipped finish provides a warm, handcrafted appearance not common in mass-produced pins.
  • Individually packaged on presentation cards so they arrive ready for gifting or fundraising distribution.

Cons

  • The small 13/16 in x 9/16 in size limits visibility at a distance, so it may not suit those seeking a large display piece.

Specifications

Brand Jim Clift Design
Dimensions 13/16 in x 9/16 in (21mm x 14mm)
Material Solid, lead free pewter
Finish Copper dipped
Made Coventry, RI, USA
Packaging Individually packaged on signature presentation cards
Quantity Pricing Example: Qty 10 - $6.00 per pin

Our Verdict

The Jim Clift Design Civil Rights Copper Lapel Pin is a well made, American crafted accessory that delivers strong value for gift givers, fundraisers, and anyone who appreciates handsculpted metal work. Its compact size and copper-dipped finish suit those who want a meaningful, durable lapel pin rather than a large visual statement, making it a sensible buy for small organizations and personal collections.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this pin lead free?
Yes, the pin is handcast from solid, lead free pewter.

Does it arrive ready for gifting?
Yes, each pin is individually packaged on a signature presentation card for gift readiness.

Where is it made?
The pins are produced in Jim Clift Design's studio in Coventry, RI, USA.

Editor's Take

GearMustHave editorial rating: 4.3 out of 5. GearMustHave Editorial Rating

The Civil Rights Copper Lapel Pin is a well made, American-crafted pin with a warm copper-dipped finish and gift-ready packaging, ideal for fundraisers, gifts, and collectors seeking handcrafted quality.

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Jim Clift Design Civil Rights Copper Lapel Pin - Handcast Pewter
Jim Clift Design Civil Rights Copper Lapel Pin - Handcast Pewter
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