Collection: Pekka Piekäinen

Was a notable Finnish modernist jewelry designer, best known for his work in sterling silver during the 1970s–1980s. Key career highlights
Head Designer at Auran Kultaseppä (1971–1989)
He served as chief designer and artistic director, playing a major role in shaping the company’s design identity during Finland’s modernist silver era.
Work during peak Finnish modernism
His designs reflect classic Scandinavian principles:
Clean, minimal lines
Organic / nature-inspired forms
Strong emphasis on form over ornamentation
International collaborations
He designed watches and worked with major brands including:
Omega
Tissot
Lanco
Global recognition
First Nordic jeweler to have pieces sold at Tiffany & Co.
His work reached high-profile clients, including Princess Diana
Founder of Platinoro (1991)
After leaving Auran Kultaseppä, he established his own company, continuing his design legacy.
Auran Kultaseppä is one of Finland’s oldest silver manufacturers.
Piekäinen’s pieces for the company are typically:
Marked “Finland” + company hallmark (often crown/eagle motifs)
Made primarily in sterling silver (925)
Produced mainly in the 1970s–mid 1980s
His work from this period includes:
Rings (often sculptural or geometric)
Pendants and necklaces
Bracelets and bangles
These pieces are now considered collectible Scandinavian modernist jewelry
Most desirable pieces:
1970s sterling silver designs
Bold geometric rings and pendants