Long earrings with medallion fragments from the Semios Collection

• 100% gold-plated brass
• Earring length approx. 8.3 cm
• Earring width approx. 2.2 cm

Semios Collection – Jewelry Full of Good Symbols

Culture is a continuously written book, rich in stories and symbols. Its alphabet has been shaped over millennia by peoples and civilizations passing down patterns, rituals, and tales. These signs traveled across continents, transformed over time, yet never lost their power—they became codes of identity, a language of imagination, and a means of connection.
In the Semios collection, we arrange these symbols into original constellations and invite you to interpret them anew. When creating earrings, necklaces, rings, and bracelets, we used only symbols with positive meaning, drawn from different historical periods and cultures. These are preserved in fragments of medallions, coins, and reliefs.
Among them, you’ll find figures of kings, deities, zodiac signs, and mythological beings. Each piece is handcrafted, blending the old with the new, the local with the universal, the personal with the timeless.

Semios Earrings – Structure, Light, Transformation

These earrings were handcrafted from gold-plated brass. The upper elements resemble stamped seals decorated with ornamental motifs, while the lower parts are finished with oval medallions. These feature embossed images of rulers and mythological creatures, reminiscent of ancient coins or seals.
Depending on the individual pair, the arrangement of medallions and figures may vary from those shown in the photos. The pendants may feature different rulers, Capricorns, or griffins. Despite their elaborate design, the earrings are lightweight, and their dynamic structure catches the light and draws attention with every movement of the head.

Ornament

Across world cultures, ornaments have appeared on temples, textiles, vessels, weapons, and jewelry—not only to adorn but also to protect, to tell stories, and to preserve memory. Each motif—spiral, botanical, geometric—carries meaning.Spiral lines symbolize life and renewal; floral patterns represent fertility and harmony with nature; repetitive geometric shapes signify order, eternity, and spiritual balance. In the Semios collection, ornamentation richly decorates not only earrings but also bracelets and necklaces. Wear them solo or combine them into striking pairings—for example, alongside jewelry from the New Stone collection.