Oarfish Enamel Pin (Regalecus glesne)

At up to 11 meters long, the oarfish is the world’s longest bony fish—basically a living silver ribbon that decided to add a bright red dorsal fin for drama. Regalecus glesne spends most of its time far below the surface, undulating through the twilight zone like an overly fancy sea serpent. Historically mistaken for sea monsters washed ashore, it’s proof that reality can outdo mythology on pure style points alone. This hard enamel pin captures its shimmering, elongated profile and flamboyant fin in polished metal and enamel—without the hassle of explaining to your neighbors why there’s a giant fish in your driveway.

Specs:

• Premium metal base with polished hard enamel fill
• Secure clasp so your oarfish doesn’t “slip away”
• Size: 58 x 22mm
• Guaranteed not to tangle around your furniture

Perfect for lovers of marine legends, deep-sea elegance, and the kind of biology that looks like it swam straight out of folklore.