◻️ Cat Pearl Tack Pin Size: Approx. 15mm (width) x 20mm (height) 5.8mm pearl Color: Gold Materials: Alloy, genuine pearl Jewelry box is for photography purposes. *The black areas seen on the mirror metal part are reflections. The pin operates without issue, and the overall condition is clean and good. Please see profile. A cute cat pin brooch with charming cat silhouettes lined up amicably. A genuine pearl is set at the tip of their connected tails, and this adorable tack pin shimmers elegantly with gold and silver glitter processing. The cat's rear view has a round, soft form, and the adorable movement of its tail is its greatest appeal. The curved beauty that soothes just by looking at it evokes a sense of security and melancholy, and its narrative posture, which sometimes makes you wonder "What are they doing?", captivates many people. A lapel pin to add color to your suit. It is increasingly being used as a sophisticated accessory for men. It is also called pins, hat pins, and tack pins. #OtherCatLoverBroochListings Simply adding it to a jacket, top, or dress brings a fresh accent and radiance to your styling. It's also appealing that you can freely express your individuality by adding it to hats, bags, or stoles. Like tie pins and cufflinks, lapel pins are items that subtly enhance a suit's elegance. They are also useful for formal occasions such as parties. #OtherTackPinListings It is called a lapel pin because it is attached to the lapel, which is the folded part of a suit's collar. Just wearing it on the collar makes it much more stylish. It can be enjoyed not only on jackets but also on ties and stoles. A tie tack pin is a type of tie pin that is secured by inserting a pin. It is mainly used for formal occasions or when you want to add a decorative element. It is characterized by a glamorous impression, similar to pin badges and brooches. It is also called "tiny pin" or "stud pin." Lapel pins and pin badges are essentially the same thing; lapel pin is a specific term for attaching to the "lapel of a suit," and while widely called "pin badges" or "pins" in Japan, "Pins" is the international standard. Recommended for those who like antique雑貨 (zakka - miscellaneous goods), antiques, Showa retro vintage items, used clothing, badges, pin badges, and flea market finds.