Sterling silver Lapel pin unable to identify.

[Blindbennie]

This is either a tie pin or a lapel pin it has a T on the front side it has a lower case r with the word ster and then beneath that ling. Sterling is split on top of one another next to a large lower case r. The pin is small so I did the best I could with the pictures. And trying to find this item I was able to find a key shaped item that has that same T emblem on it but there was no information and it was not silver. [url=https://ibb.co/MssRcqH]

[dognose]

Hi,

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Trev.

[Traintime]

Will get it for you this time. The logo appears to be "T-over-I" superimposed on a globe, all of which might be a modernized variant of the Toastmasters International logo. [This would need to be confirmed by finding a smoking gun to match.] Not sure who maker "r" is yet.
Here's your images enlarged:

[Traintime]

One possibility for the maker would be an evolution of marks for "The Robbins Company" (see Charles M. Robbins, Attleboro) as it moves to "Robbins Awards".

[Blindbennie]

This is either a tie pin or a lapel pin it has a (T) on the front side ( I now believe the t is actually a candle with the flame on top) it has a lower case r with the word ster and then beneath that ling. Sterling is split on top of one another next to a large lower case r. The pin is small so I did the best I could with the pictures. [url=https://ibb.co/MssRcqH]