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texas*princess 03-09-2006 10:57 PM

Ready for my bling bling pin!
 
Can someone please PM me the info on purchasing a new pin through EO?

Thanks!!

adpiucf 03-10-2006 11:59 AM

There's a form on Pride Online or you can contact member services directly.

adpi*violet 03-10-2006 12:49 PM

Here is a link to the web site with pictures.http://www.burrpatt.com/alphadeltapi/default.htm
It also has ordering instructions and badge etiquette links at the top of the page with all the pics of the pins.

honeychile 03-10-2006 09:29 PM

ACK! Doesn't anyone else want to know what t*p's idea of a blinged out pin looks like?!

texas*princess 03-10-2006 10:18 PM

hc - that would be the crown amethyst pin in white gold :)

FirstAndFinest 03-17-2006 08:39 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by adpi*nurse
Here is a link to the web site with pictures.http://www.burrpatt.com/alphadeltapi/default.htm
It also has ordering instructions and badge etiquette links at the top of the page with all the pics of the pins.


I'm bookmarking this page! The day before you posted this, I was at the chapter, looking high & low for the brochure!! The girls have always just ordered plain gold badges, which infuriates me! I brought my badges to give them examples of jeweled badges - but there was no price list on the form! (Perhaps it is in the brochure?) The order form on PO states that instructions are on the reverse, but there is only the one page on PO... Oh, well.

honeychile 03-22-2006 11:41 PM

FWIW, the above link didn't work for me! The one that did is
http://www.hjgreek.com/index.cfm?eve...nization_ID=60

I ordered a brochure, hoping that the prices will be in it. I do have to say that I'm very, very surprised at how limited the choices are now! Back in the day, there were the two sizes (16 stones and 20 stones, also known as regulation and miniature pins); yellow or white gold; garnet, amethyst, aquamarine, diamond, emerald, pearl, ruby, sapphire, opals, and blue topaz for borders or points or alternating, just for starters. Everyone in my chapter had a guard - it was just a matter of which you ordered (they're the same). The rope border (or what I like to call art deco, and what I want to have made into a ring) is new, though, as is the crest guard.

For those of y'all who made it to the Memorial Headquarters' Opening, is Miss Maxine Blake's pin there? My goodness, that was awesome - TWO rows of diamonds! I think her left side had to droop by three inches each time she wore it!


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