Coelacanth Pin (Online Order Only)

Some animals reinvent themselves over millions of years. The coelacanth just… didn’t bother. Thought to have gone extinct with the dinosaurs, Coelacanthiformes pulled the ultimate reappearance in 1938 when a living specimen was caught off South Africa, immediately making paleontologists lose their collective minds. With lobed fins that move like a tetrapod’s legs, a hinged skull, and a lineage stretching back 400 million years, it’s basically a time traveler in fish form. This hard enamel pin captures its thick scales, prehistoric profile, and quiet smugness in polished metal and rich enamel—no deep-sea sub or scientific expedition necessary.

Specs:

• Premium metal base with polished hard enamel fill
• Secure clasp so your coelacanth doesn’t “vanish for another 66 million years”
• Size: 51 x 27mm
• Zero risk of rewriting marine biology textbooks

Perfect for fossil fanatics, living-legend lovers, and anyone who enjoys a little scientific drama with their lapel decor.