a diamond pin of the Symphonic Conductor

A small pin in the shape of a lyre has been dropped here, inset with
prismatic diamond.

Polished silver forms the base of this pin, which has been cast in the
shape of curving lyre on a circular back. Deep blue paint fills the body
of the lyre itself, a smooth lacquer applied over it to both protect it
from wear and enhance its sheen. White lettering contrasts against the
deep colour of the lyre, displaying the words, 'Grand Hallifaxian Opera
Symphony' in a bold, simple script. Smaller lettering is embossed in an
elongated arc that traces along the circular edge above the instrument,
reading, 'Strive for excellence in thought and deed'. Prismatic diamond
fills the void between the lyre's bent arms, composing a conductor's
wand that lies across a piece of sheet music.

silver 4 bluetint 1 diamond 1

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an amethyst pin of the Crystal Maestro

A small pin in the shape of a lyre has been dropped here, inset with
sparkling amethyst.

Polished silver forms the base of this pin, which has been cast in the
shape of curving lyre on a circular back. Deep blue paint fills the body
of the lyre itself, a smooth lacquer applied over it to both protect it
from wear and enhance its sheen. White lettering contrasts against the
deep colour of the lyre, displaying the words, 'Grand Hallifaxian Opera
Symphony' in a bold, simple script. Smaller lettering is embossed in an
elongated arc that traces along the circular edge above the instrument,
reading, 'Strive for excellence in thought and deed'. Sparkling amethyst
fills the void between the lyre's bent arms, composing a twisting G-clef
that stands against a piece of sheet music.

silver 4 bluetint 1 amethyst 1

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an emerald pin of the Major Crescendo

A small pin in the shape of a lyre has been dropped here, inset with
glistening emerald.

Polished silver forms the base of this pin, which has been cast in the
shape of curving lyre on a circular back. Deep blue paint fills the body
of the lyre itself, a smooth lacquer applied over it to both protect it
from wear and enhance its sheen. White lettering contrasts against the
deep colour of the lyre, displaying the words, 'Grand Hallifaxian Opera
Symphony' in a bold, simple script. Smaller lettering is embossed in an
elongated arc that traces along the circular edge above the instrument,
reading, 'Strive for excellence in thought and deed'. Sparkling amethyst
fills the void between the lyre's bent arms, composing a curling F-clef
that stands against a piece of sheet music.

silver 4 bluetint 1 emerald 1