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Pet tags

Hand-Stamped Brass Pirate Pet Tag

$25.00 AUD

Every pirate needs a name, and every treasure needs a way home. This hand-stamped brass pet tag looks like a gold doubloon pulled from a sunken chest. It's a proper ID tag, and it's built to be worn.

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Free Australian postage

Material multi
Brass
Pet type
Dog, Cat, Pig, Horse, Ferret
Pet tag shape
Circle
Made
Made to order
What's stamped on it

✦ Your pet's name across the top ✦ A skull & crossbones stamp ✦ Your phone number curved around the bottom edge, like writing around a coin

For someone who...

✦ has a dog or cat with a pirate's attitude ✦ wants a tag nobody else's pet is wearing ✦ would rather have treasure than plastic

Details

✦ Round brass tag, about 35mm (please confirm) ✦ Comes with a split ring, ready to clip onto a collar ✦ Brass will naturally deepen and age over time, just like real treasure

How to order

Add your pet's name and phone number in the personalisation box. If you'd like a different stamp, or the number split over two lines, send me a message and I'll sort it out.

Individually Handmade

Every letter is struck by hand, one hammer blow at a time, in my home garage workshop. Small variations are part of the character and aren't flaws.

Care

Wipe with a soft cloth. A little beeswax or wax polish will keep the finish rich.

Meaningful metal. Handmade with heart. Hammer & Heart

Personalisation on Etsy

Name & Phone Number (required) Up to 25 characters.

Acknowledgement of Country

I acknowledge the Awabakal people, Traditional Custodians of the Country where I was born and raised, and the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and create. I pay my respects to Elders past and present, and honour the living knowledge, artistry and craftsmanship of First Nations artists and artisans.