Onyx and pearls on 10K gold. Diamond shaped with the letters of the society engraved on the front, surrounded by pearls. Guard in the shape of a torch is attached by a small gold chain. Belonged to Lucy Pauline Roberts.

Onyx and pearls on gold pin. Diamond shaped pin with the letters of the society engraved on the front, surrounded by pearls. "F.S." engraved on the back. Belonged to Fanny Sumner.

Gold, pearls, and onyx. Shield shaped pin with black onyx center stone. Letter "A," symbolic sword, and "eye of God" in gold, surrounded by small pearls making the front of the pin. Belonged to Juanita Scott, class of 1927.

Gold, pearls, and onyx. Pin with shield of black onyx. Letter "A," sword with three rubies, and "eye of God" in gold on front.

Onyx and pearl. One pearl missing from the right corner. Diamond shaped pin with the letters of the society engraved on the front. "Annie May Hunter" engraved on the back.

Gold with pearls in each corner. Diamond shaped pin with the letters of the society engraved on the front. "Cat" engraved on the back. Belonged to Catherine Jones Pierce.

Gold pin with pearl border. Marked 10K gold. "FOLGER," "Marjorie Kennedy," and "'07" engravings.

Gold, pearl, and rubies. Round pin inscribed "C.H.J.," with the number 11 written in rubies. Belonged to Catherine H. Jones (Pierce), class of 1911.

Gold. Pin with guard. "PRESIDENT" and society letters in the middle. Belonged to Margaret Frances McKenzie.

Gold. "26" on a chain. Belonged to Elizabeth Ogburn, class of 1926.

Gold. Triangular pin with pearl border. Blue enamel center. "A. Vann" (for Adelaide Van Noppen) engraved on back.

Gold with pearls surrounding black onyx. Triangular shaped pin. The guard is a Cornelian goat, attached by a small gold chain. Belonged to Mary Lyon, class of 1930.

Gold with blue enamel and three turquoise stones in the corners. Triangular pin with "CLS" engraved on front. "E.B. Austin" engraved on the back. Belonged to Eliza B. Austin.

Daisy pin of Susan King's for being a Junior Assistant in 1968 at orientation, Student Orientation Committee Of Student Government Association.

Gold. Round pin with WCUNC seal, attached to a chain with a "'42" guard.

Gold. Round pin with Spartan head on the inside with "1891" underneath. Black border with "Woman's College of the University of North Carolina" written in gold.

Round, gold metal and white enamel pin with the words "The University of North Carolina," "Greensboro," and "1891" and a Minerva head cabossed. Attached to a card that reads "A Special Gift for You / The Class of 1946 / on the occasion / of your / Fiftieth Reunion. / The Alumni Association / The University of North Carolina / at Greensboro."

Gold with Minerva on face and reading "1891 Woman's College of the University of North Carolina". Face of guard is in the shape of "37". Belonged to Edna Carpenter (Baker), class of 1937.

Diamond shaped pin with a pearl border attached by a chain to a round WCUNC seal on a round pin guard.

Diamond shaped pin with pearls. "WCUNC" is inscribed in the middle.

Bar pin with WCUNC seal in the middle.

WCUNC pin with four marching penguins in ascending size.

Metal. A round, gold colored pin with the university seal and the words "The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. 1891." "Class of 1951" is written on attached cardstock.

1939 Brass pin from the "New York World's Fair." The sphere opens up (like a locket) and there is an image of a person. This belonged to an alumni from class of 1956, there is no name, but donated by her son Doug Sluder.

A UNCG gold, circular, pin from the "Light the Way" campaign. The pendent has Minerva in navy- in the center, while rays from the sun are shooting out from behind her. The pendent also comes with a sleeve. The sleeve is navy with the UNCG Minerva logo and "Light the Way; The Campaign for EARNED ACHIEVEMENT" on the front. The back, also navy, says "ACCESS. EXCELLENCE. IMPACT."

Parking Servicing Pin with "The University of North Carolina" "Distinguished Service." A depiction of a columed building in white surrounded on both sides by laurel crown, "Greensboro" and "5" at the bottom.

Parking Servicing Pin with "The University of North Carolina" "Distinguished Service." A depiction of a columed building in navy surrounded on both sides by laurel crown, "Greensboro" and "20" at the bottom.

Gold pin with black onyx stone and pearl in each corner. Diamond in shape, with the name of the society set on onyx. "Sara Howard" engraved on back.