Reverse: 1999: 2nd Anniversary Masquerade Ball Metal Badge - Gilded Gaze
Reverse: 1999: 2nd Anniversary Masquerade Ball Metal Badge - Gilded Gaze
Product details
Step into the spotlight of the 1990s... or is it the 1920s? Reverse: 1999 always keeps us guessing with its era-bending style, and this "Gilded Gaze" metal badge from the 2nd Anniversary Masquerade collection is pure cinematic elegance. If you've been following the Storm since the beginning, this is the perfect way to commemorate two years of time-traveling mystery.
Visual Highlights
The design is a masterpiece of Art Deco aesthetics. Framed by a classic film strip, it features a stunning silhouette of Mercuria in a pose that screams stage presence. The dress is finished with a deep black glitter resin that sparkles intensely under light, contrasting beautifully with the gold-plated accents and the geometric, pale blue backdrop. The addition of the flowing musical notes and the staircase detail makes it feel like a tiny, wearable theater poster.
For Collectors
This isn't your average badge—it's a high-spec collectible with a premium weight. The combination of enamel-style coloring and a protective resin coating gives it a glossy, high-end jewelry feel that looks incredible on a jacket lapel or an ita-bag dedicated to the Arcanists.
- Product Type: Metal Badge / Enamel Pin
- Series: 2nd Anniversary Masquerade Ball
- Material: Zinc Alloy, Copper
- Size: Approx. 62 x 43mm
- Finish: Gold Plating, Resin Coating, Glitter Inlay
⚠️ Handle with care to avoid scratches on the resin surface.
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