Greek Mythology Enamel Pins

Enamel pins, choose design: Bee and Moon: Crescent moon and bee for Artemis. Bee design based on Ephesian coin depicting a bee in honor of her temple there, where the priestesses were called melissae, or bees. Pin measures 18x18 mm (0.71 inches) and has a single post on the back (plus tiny extra prong to prevent rotation while wearing), with metal fastener. Niobe: A mother who made a foolish boast and was turned into a black dog. She weeps forever and is a familiar of the goddess Hekate. Pin measures 47x38.5 mm (1.85x1.52 inches) and has two posts on the back, with metal fasteners. Kallisto: Zeus tricked Kallisto into sleeping with him by disguising himself as Artemis (whom she loved), then turned her into a bear to hide his deed. She is the constellation Ursa Major (the Big Dipper). Pin measures 32x32 mm (1.26x1.26 inches) and has two posts on the back, with metal fasteners. Python: Python was a monstrous serpent slain by the twins Artemis and Apollo. Design based on a sand viper, the only venomous snake native to Greece. Pin measures 35x52 mm (1.38x2.05 inches) and has two posts on the back, with metal fasteners.