Luis Reece, Ravi Rampaul and Matt Critchley have received their County Caps in recognition of their consistent contributions to the club.
The trio have shone this season and become the 113th, 114th and 115th Derbyshire players to be receive the honour.
They were presented with their County Caps by Derbyshire great John Wright, who himself was capped in 1977 and amassed almost 15,000 runs for the club.
Rampaul has been an ever-present figure for the club since joining in 2017, having taken more than 100 wickets for the club.
He has taken more wickets in the Vitality Blast this season than any other player, with 22 Twenty20 dismissals this campaign, which is also a Derbyshire record.
Since joining the club from Lancashire in 2016, Luis Reece has scored more than 3,000 runs for Derbyshire and has claimed almost 100 wickets across all three formats.
Critchley came through the ranks at Derbyshire after starting his career with Lancashire.
The all-rounder has played almost 150 games for the club, claiming more than 130 wickets and scoring more than 3,000 since making his debut in 2015.
All three have played key roles in helping the club to reach Finals Day for the first time, and they are expected to feature in Edgbaston on Saturday 21 September.
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