Israeli Enamel Pins by Perfect Pins

Israeli Enamel Pins and Magnets by Perfect Pins

Little pieces of Israel you can wear. From the green bag of Turkish coffee in every kitchen to Golda with her cigarette, these enamel pins from Perfect Pins celebrate the icons, snacks, symbols, and slang that feel like home. Pin one on a jacket, a bag, or a hat, or pick up a few and make it a collection. They make great gifts for anyone who misses Israel or just loves a good nostalgic reference. An easy simple gift for Hanukkah, everyone will love! 

• Hard enamel with a polished metal finish
• Butterfly clutch back
• Size: [size range, e.g. 0.75–1.5 in]
• By Perfect Pins

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Food & Drink

• Turkish Coffee (Green): The classic green bag of kafe turki. Every Israeli kitchen has one.
• Turkish Coffee (Red): The red-bag version, for the other half of the coffee debate.
• Shoko Bag: Chocolate milk in a bag, the most Israeli childhood memory there is.
• Goldstar Beer MAGNET: Israel's favorite lager, now in magnet form.
• Arak Bottle MAGNET: Anise-flavored and ice-cold, the drink of every long Friday dinner, now in magnet form.

Icons

• Ben-Gurion Yoga: Israel's first prime minister, mid-pose with the famous hair.
• Golda: Golda Meir with her ever-present cigarette.
• Herzl: "If you will it, it is no dream," right under the beard.
• Begin: Menachem Begin in his signature glasses and suit.

Symbols

• Chai (Gold): Hebrew for "life," in polished gold tone.
• Chai (Silver): Hebrew for "life," in bright silver tone.
• Hamsa (Navy): A protective hamsa with gold-tone detailing.
• Hamsa (Plum): A protective hamsa in deep plum and gold tone.
• Hamsa (Teal): A protective hamsa in bright teal and gold tone.
• Evil Eye (Gold): Keeps the bad vibes away, in gold tone.
• Evil Eye (Silver): Keeps the bad vibes away, in silver tone.
• Dove of Peace: A white dove carrying an olive branch.
• Israel Flag Map: The map of Israel wrapped in blue and white.
• Zionist Map: The map of Israel with "Zionist" running down it in bold blue lettering, for anyone who wears it proudly.

Fun & Slang

• Sababa (Blue): Israeli slang for "all good."
• Sababa (Pink): Still sababa, just pinker.
• Am Yisrael Chai Street Sign: Iconic Israel street sign in Hebrew, Arabic, and English.
• Grateful Dead Skull with Star of David: The Grateful Dead skull with a Star of David.

In Their Honor

• Bibas Family (Orange Signal): In memory of Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas of Kibbutz Nir Oz. Ariel loved dressing up as Batman, and orange, for the boys' red hair, became the color the world wore for them.
• Emily Damari (Rock On Hand): Emily lost two fingers on October 7 and survived 471 days in captivity. When she came home, she raised her bandaged hand in this salute, and it became a symbol of strength around the world.

$9.95 each or Mix and Match any 3 for $25 

For Mix & Match: Write into box the 3 you want.