Cherokee Nation Seal Copper Pin

Cherokee Nation Seal Copper Pin – 1 Inch Wear your pride, literally. This 1-inch copper pin features a finely detailed reproduction of the Great Seal of the Cherokee Nation — the seven-pointed star surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves, with the founding date of September 6, 1839, and Cherokee syllabary. Small enough for everyday wear, bold enough to start a conversation. Pin it on a lapel, a hat, a bag — anywhere you want to carry a piece of Cherokee heritage with you. $35.00 Early Access Starts May 10th  Early Access List: 15% Off for 48 Hours Key Benefits Handcrafted solid copper with finely detailed Cherokee Nation Seal design Compact 1-inch size — perfect for lapels, hats, bags, lanyards, and more Secure tie-tack style pin back keeps it in place all day Lightweight and comfortable for everyday wear A meaningful way to show Cherokee pride or honor Cherokee heritage Makes a thoughtful gift for Cherokee citizens, heritage supporters, and history lovers Product Details Material: Solid copper Size: 1 inch (approximately 25mm) diameter Back: Tie-tack style pin with clutch back Design: Great Seal of the Cherokee Nation featuring the seven-pointed star, oak leaf wreath, Cherokee syllabary, and September 6, 1839 founding date Designed and made by Cherokee Copper Handcrafted in our family studio near Tulsa, Oklahoma Each piece is individually handcrafted — slight variations make every pin unique Shipping Orders ship within 2–3 business days Standard shipping: $6.99 Copper has been worked by Indigenous peoples across North America for thousands of years. i\It's one of the oldest metals shaped by human hands on this continent. At Cherokee Copper, we carry that tradition forward. Every piece we create honors the craftsmanship, artistry, and resilience of the Cherokee people. This pin features the Great Seal of the Cherokee Nation, adopted when the Cherokee Nation established its constitution in 1839 at the end of the Trail of Tears — a symbol of sovereignty, survival, and strength that endures to this day. Cherokee Copper products are made by Cherokee artists and comply with the Indian Arts and Crafts Act (P.L. 101-644). We're a family-run business dedicated to keeping Cherokee traditions alive through beautiful, wearable art. Thank you for supporting Native artisans and our community.