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Crow Skull Curio Jar Enamel Pin

Crow Skull Curio Jar Enamel Pin - Main image
$10.8 $15 In stock

Category: Pins

From Royarach

This enamel pin features a crow skull in a labelled curio jar. Clear resin simulates the effect of a glass cloche. 

A unique piece for any collector of bones and curiosities. 🦴✨

  • Approx 1.5 inches tall
  • Gold toned metal, hard and soft enamel colors
  • Two silicone pin backings, to keep upright

Royarach is an AAPI artist based out of Martinez, California. They specialize in digital and character art. "My first round of the Cabinet of Curiosities pins are out now! I collect a lot of oddities and natural history with a fascination for nature so and I'm glad I have a new way to share it with ya'll."

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

I love how the crow skull looks suspended in the resin—it gives the pin a real specimen vibe. The detailing on the jar label is crisp and adds that Victorian curiosity feel. It’s already the coolest piece on my bag.

Lucy ★★★★★

The resin dome really sells the whole glass cloche illusion—it catches the light just like a tiny museum piece. I’ve already got it on my jacket and it’s already sparked three conversations about my bone collection. This one’s a keeper.

Ruby H. ★★★★★

The resin dome over the crow skull really does look like glass—it's a clever touch that makes the pin feel like a tiny museum piece. I clipped it onto my bag and it’s held up perfectly through a few rainy commutes.