Pachycephalosaurus Dinosaur Enamel Pin
Pachycephalosaurus Dinosaur Enamel Pin
The Pachycephalosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period (about 70–66 million years ago). Known for its thick, domed skull, it may have used its head for ramming or display to intimidate rivals. It roamed what is now North America.
This design transforms the rugged Pachycephalosaurus into a chubby, rounded form with shades of dark and light grey. Its friendly shape is marked with a heart-shaped spot.
This pin features dark nickel plating for bold lines, high-quality hard enamel, and sharp-edged screen printing. Wear it to showcase your love of dinosaurs or display it on a pin board—it’s a fun and unique addition to any collection. Its neutral grey tones make it a great match for both bold and soft-coloured outfits.
Specifications:
- Nickel plated
- Size: 3 cm wide & tall (1.2")
- Two back posts for secure attachment
- Includes two rubber clasps
- Packaged on a PINSTACHIIO backing card
Other names: Pachy, Dome-head, Bone-headed dinosaur, Headbutting dino, brawling dino, thick head dinosaur, thick-headed lizard, battering ram dinosaur, Pepper, Chonky Chompers, dinosaur pin