Yes — the same hard enamel process makes designation badges, name badges, credential and certification badges, and member or volunteer badges. A hard enamel badge stands up to daily wear on a uniform much better than a printed one, and the polished finish reads as official rather than promotional.
Badges follow the same 100-piece minimum and the same pricing as cloisonné pins. If you need something larger to wear on a ribbon, ask about custom medals instead.
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