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AOII alumnae are also allowed to wear the badge as a pendant/charm or a ring, and I think the pendants look like the ones OohTeenyWahine posted for AGD. I believe we're allowed to wear the pendant holder as a necklace or bracelet, but I'm not 100% on the bracelet part. The ring is gorgeous, one of my best friends her badge mounted on the ring and it's just stunning.
We are never allowed to wear our badge as a lapel pin and do not allow a guard to be attached with our badge.
Question: A Chi Omega friend in college once told me that after graduation, Chi O's weren't allowed to wear their badges "over their heart" and also (apparently) no longer could wear their guard and dangles. I've always been curious about this, do Chi O's have to put the badge on a ring or pendant or just no longer wear it? I can't imagine any sorority not allowing an initiated member to wear their badge! I always figured she was joking with me, but is this correct (or is it something you just can't discuss?)
Christin
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