The Alpha Phi Alpha ETL MLK 40th Gala Pin is a 1.18-inch lapel pin made of gold-plated zinc alloy with black soft enamel. Seven diamonds arranged in a circle represent the seven jewels of the fraternity, and a butterfly clutch holds it securely on a lapel.

Why you'll love it

• Seven-jewel circle design
• Black soft enamel on gold-plated zinc alloy
• Small 1.18-inch size with butterfly clutch back

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How big is the pin?

It measures 1.18 inches.

How does it attach?

A butterfly clutch on the back fastens it securely to a lapel or other clothing.

What do the seven diamonds represent?

They represent the seven jewels of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.

Who can purchase this item?

It is sold only to members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. or buyers purchasing for an active member. By ordering, the buyer agrees to the fraternity's authorized-buyer terms, including no resale.

Purchase terms

“Buyer acknowledges and agrees that he/she is an Authorized Buyer and is purchasing for a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (“Fraternity”) paraphernalia and other goods that bear the Fraternity’s logos, designs, copyrights and trademarks (“Fraternity Items”). Buyer understands and agrees that a non-member is not allowed to purchase, own, or possess such items except when purchasing such items for the benefit of an active member. Buyer also acknowledges and agrees that the purchase of Fraternity Items for any other reason is prohibited. In addition, Buyer acknowledges and agrees that purchasing these item(s) under false pretense authorizes the Fraternity to immediately (1) immediately remove such items from the internet, and social media and other platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, eBay, amazon.com, etsy.com, Pinterest and the like (hereinafter collectively “Third Party”); and (2) confiscate such purchased item(s) from Buyer, and from the aforementioned Third Party and their mediums on which Buyer attempts to sell them. Buyer also knowingly waives its right under the First Sale Doctrine to subsequently sell, and attempt to sell, any item(s) bearing a Fraternity Mark, individually and through a Third Party or by any other means.”