About this Product
The image on this pin comes from a 1960 stamp illustrating the importance of water conservation. The 4 cent stamp was issued by the USPS to bring attention to the importance of water and using it wisely.
The pin is made from a real, canceled stamp encased in glass with a shiny silver finish. It is about an inch in diameter.
Care Instructions:
Pins are water resistant, not waterproof. Be careful not to get them too wet. Wipe with a soft cloth to clean.
Postbox Workshop
Meet the Maker
I became inspired to make jewelry from my husband's love of postcard writing. It seemed like shame that so many lovely stamps go on one journey and then end up thrown away or collecting dust in a corner. At Postbox Workshop, I give postage stamps the center stage by turning them into a beautiful piece of jewelry. Every piece is thoughtfully crafted from a used, canceled stamp that's made its way through the mail to me.
