Halloween Pumpkin Lapel Pins

Pumpkin light originates from ancient Ireland (Ireland flag pins). Legend has it that a man named Jack is a drunk and loves mischief. On the day of Halloween (Halloween lapel pins), he traps the devil in a tree. He does not allow the devil to come down until the demon promises that he will never be allowed to live in hell. After Jack died, because he did not believe in God, he could not go to heaven and the devil did not let him go to hell. To help Jack find his way back to the world, the devil gave him a burning charcoal. Jack put the burning charcoal on In a lantern carved from big red radish, this first "Jack of lanterns" helped find his way back to Ireland, but he never found him, so he always took lanterns to live in the wandering world.

 

In ancient Irish legends, this small candle was placed in a hollowed radish called “Jack Lanterns,” and the ancient radish lamp evolved to today’s pumpkin Jack-O-Lantern. . It is said that shortly after the Irish arrived in the United States, they discovered that pumpkins were superior to radishes regardless of their source and carving. Therefore, pumpkins became the darling of Halloween.

 

This Halloween pumpkin lapel pins have the shinny gold metal, glitter in orange color. The pumpkin shape and lines on, stars on the right, two ghosts at the bottom, seems they are searching for something. Top is the green rattan.  Here is the pumpkin lapel pins.

 

Below is the details:

1) Halloween pumpkin lapel pins

2) Material: Iron/bronze

3) Size: 1.25" or custom size

4) Attachment: Butterfly clutch or rubbers 

5) Production process: Die struck-polishing-gold plating-soft enamel-glitter

6) Minimum order: No Minimum (No MOQ)

7) Sampling time: 7 days

8) Delivery time: 10-15 days for 100-5000pcs

9) Packaging: Each into a free poly bag

10)Payment Terms: T/T, Western Union, Paypal