Royal seal-shaped pin from the Semios collection

• 60% gold-plated brass, 40% silver
• Pin length approx. 2 cm
• Pin width approx. 1.5 cm

Semios Collection – jewelry full of symbols and signs

Humans have always created, received, and interpreted signs — regardless of time or place. They are the foundation of communication and mutual understanding. Signs carry identity, build communities, transcend borders and generations, and generate new constellations of meaning. They are constantly present, influencing our decisions, emotions, and actions. Some become deeply rooted in culture, while others evolve — blending, flowing, and transforming. From this symbolic mosaic, we drew motifs characteristic of Greco-Roman, Hindu, and Central Asian traditions. We combined them into original constellations, giving them new meaning. Every piece in the collection is a thread of symbols encapsulated in form — connecting you to what you wish to remember, protect, or recall.

Seal-shaped pin with a king figure

This pin was handcrafted in the ORSKA jewelry studio. Like a wax seal, the gold-plated brass carries an impression — the fingerprints of the artisans and jewelers who co-created it. This subtle texture forms a delicate detail, decorating the golden frame of the medallion placed at the center of the seal. Made from oxidized 925 silver, the medallion features the figure of a ruler. This archetype holds a powerful, universal, and deeply symbolic meaning — not only in culture, but also in psychology, religion, and mythology. The king is more than a political figure — he represents order, authority, divinity, and responsibility.

How to style pins

Styling pins is a great way to add a personal touch to your outfit. Lightweight, comfortable, and eye-catching — they invite creativity and imagination. You can wear them in a classic way — pinned to a blazer lapel or shirt collar, perhaps on both sides instead of a button, in retro style. They also work perfectly as a stylish alternative to a brooch — as an accessory on a bag, backpack, or hat. Don’t be afraid to experiment: pin it to a pocket flap, jacket sleeve, the edge of a wool scarf, beret, or beanie. Pins pair beautifully with minimalist clothing, becoming a bold accent in your look. Wear them solo as a subtle detail, or group several together to create your own compositions. They also look great alongside statement jewelry — for example, the dangling earrings from the Tache collection.