Reizteko 2 Pcs Gold RN Nurse Pins, Caduceus Nursing Pins Lapel Brooch — Open-Box, 32% Off

Two Pins, One Set - A matched pair of gold-tone caduceus emblems with RN initials, so you can keep one on your lab coat and one above your name badge, or hand the second to the colleague who started the same week you did.

Measured, Not Estimated - Each pin is 3.2 x 3.2 cm (1.26 x 1.26 in) at its widest points, 6 g for the pair. Enough presence to be read across a nurses station, small enough to sit above a badge without crowding it.

Pinch-Button Backs, Not Bent Wire - The same butterfly clutch closure used on military ribbons, so the pin sits flat and square instead of tilting forward through a shift. Thick enough that it will not bend in a pocket.

Through a Twelve Hour Shift - Alloy body with a bright polished finish, light enough that it will not drag on scrub fabric or a thin lapel, substantial enough to hold its place. Wipe with a dry cloth; keep it off harsh cleaners.

For the One Who Just Passed the NCLEX - A pinning ceremony, a graduation, a first day on the floor, or Nurses Week. An easy gift from a sibling, a parent or a classmate who knows what it took.

Two pins, because one is never quite enough. The Reizteko RN set is a matched pair of gold-tone caduceus emblems with the RN initials worked into the design - one for a lab coat, one above a name badge, or one to keep and one to hand to the colleague who started the same week you did. Both use pinch-button backs, the same butterfly clutch closure found on military ribbons. The pin sits flat and square rather than tilting forward halfway through a shift, and the body is thick enough that it will not bend from a pocket or a bag. Each measures 3.2 x 3.2 cm at its widest points and weighs almost nothing, so it will not drag on scrub fabric or a thin lapel. Not fancy, not fussy. A clean, readable identifier that holds its shine through daily wear. For a pinning ceremony, an NCLEX pass, a first day on the floor, or Nurses Week - the kind of gift a sibling or a classmate gives because they know what it took.