Many of those with PCOS go undiagnosed or misdiagnosed for years. Here I have designed a pin to represent this journey, taking inspiration from the Rod of Asclepius weilded by the Greek god Asclepius, a diety assiciated with healing and medicine.
1.5 inch (40mm) hard enamel pin
Gold plated metal finish
2 pin posts with rubber backs
Lovely black and purple colour
Designed as part of my Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Kickstarter, each pin in the series represents a symptom which may be associated with the diagnosis, or may also apply to another invisible illness. It’ll make a thoughtful gift for the diagnosed in your life, or keep this one all for yourself. Display your new pin on a corkboard or embroidery hoop with the rest of your collection!
Jess loves to see how you style your shiny new things! Post your haul to Instagram @ohjessicajessica or Twitter @ohjessicajess to join the community!
$16.00
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