Bring the prehistoric world to life with these vibrant enamel pins featuring some of the most iconic and fascinating creatures to ever roam the Earth (or swim or fly through it!). Whether you’re a fossil fanatic or just love cool accessories, these scientifically-inspired pins are a stylish way to show off your dino love.
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Allosaurus – A fearsome predator with a massive jaw and sharp claws.
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Amargasaurus – A sauropod known for its double row of long neck spines.
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Ammonite – A coiled shelled marine creature, iconic of ancient oceans.
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Ankylosaurus – A heavily armored tank of a dinosaur with a clubbed tail.
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Anomalocaris – A bizarre, ancient sea predator with grasping appendages.
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Archaeopteryx – The feathered fossil that bridged dinosaurs and birds.
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Baryonyx – A fish-eating dino with a crocodile-like snout and huge claws.
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Brachiosaurus – The towering gentle giant with an extra-long neck.
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Carnotaurus – A speedy carnivore with tiny arms and horned brows.
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Coelacanth – A living fossil fish once thought to be long extinct.
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Deinonychus – A fast, intelligent hunter with sharp toe claws.
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Dilong – A small, feathered ancestor of T. rex.
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Dilophosaurus – Recognized by its twin crests and pop culture fame.
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Dunkleosteus – A jaw-dropping armored fish with a deadly bite.
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Iguanodon – A plant-eater known for its distinctive thumb spike.
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Kentrosaurus – A stegosaur with rows of plates and tail spikes.
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Microraptor – A tiny dino with four feathered limbs for gliding.
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Mosasaurus – A marine reptile apex predator of the Cretaceous seas.
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Oviraptor – Misunderstood egg-stealer, likely a caring parent.
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Pachycephalosaurus – Famous for its thick, domed skull used in headbutting.
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Parasaurolophus – Known for its long, curved head crest used for sound.
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Plesiosaurus – A graceful, long-necked swimmer of the Jurassic oceans.
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Pteranodon – A flying reptile with a giant wingspan and head crest.
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Spinosaurus – The sail-backed predator that dominated land and water.
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Stegosaurus – Instantly recognizable with its back plates and spiked tail.
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Styracosaurus – A ceratopsian with a horned face and spiky frill.
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Tyrannosaurus rex – The king of dinosaurs, powerful and iconic.
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Tyrannosaurus rex (Feathered) – A scientifically updated T. rex with plumage.
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Velociraptor – A small, swift predator with feathers and a killer claw.
Each pin is crafted with attention to scientific detail and striking colors, perfect for backpacks, jackets, lanyards, or your very own Cretaceous collection.
