*This is a made to order item. Please allow 7-10 days to make this Safety Pin for you.
FUCK ICE!
Portion of the proceeds will be donated(details below!)
Each Safety Pin Keychain will come with a Fuck ICE Whistle keychain to further help you protect your neighbors.
Thank you so much for showing up, we need every one of you.
This jumbo safety pin features a hand-set Black Onyx stone engraved with the words “FUCK ICE.” A portion of proceeds will be donated to grassroots mutual aid efforts in Minneapolis, where community members are stepping up to protect and support families who are currently unable to safely leave their homes.
*Right now, many people are living in fear, unable to go to work, buy groceries, or access basic necessities. In response, incredible humans are organizing food distribution, medical aid, childcare, and financial support. This piece is one small way to contribute to those efforts and stand in solidarity. I cannot stand by and do nothing.
**Black Onyx has long been known as a stone of protection and grounding, absorbing negative energy, strengthening resolve, and helping the wearer stay centered through chaos, grief, and upheaval. Wear it as armor as you march, protest, or simply move through a world that often feels unmoored.
Equal parts adornment and utility, this handcrafted safety pin is built to last and meant to be used.
Clip it to your belt loop, bag, purse, shawl, or scarf. It functions beautifully as a keychain, shawl pin, or bold statement accessory. A modern twist on a timeless symbol of resistance and care.
~Details~
Jumbo stainless steel safety pin base (durable + tarnish-resistant)
Hand-fabricated sterling silver bezel
Natural Black Onyx, hand-set and engraved
Traditional silversmithing techniques
Size: approx. 5 inches
~Perfect For~
Mutual aid supporters & organizers
Everyday protest jewelry
A bold, functional statement piece
Keys, bags, jackets, scarves, or hats
Punk, minimalist, or utilitarian style lovers
A meaningful, purpose-driven artisan gift
This is jewelry with teeth, made to protect, to ground, and to remind us to take care of one another.
