WEARABLE ART
Spring / Summer
MARIE BELTRAMI
Marie Beltrami (France 1945) is a French artist and designer known for her work in fashion, design, and contemporary art. Born in Nantes, she gained recognition for her bold and unconventional style, exploring the boundaries between art and fashion.
She began her career in the 1980s, collaborating with influential figures in the fashion and art world, including Jean-Paul Goude. Her creations often feature a surreal and provocative approach, challenging social and aesthetic norms. She is also known for designing unique objects and accessories, such as bags and jewelry, that transcend their utilitarian function to become true works of art. Her work has been exhibited in several galleries and museums, and she is regarded as an important figure in the French art. Her universe, both whimsical and committed, continues to influence and inspire many creators.
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BELTRAMI (France, 1945)
“Mouse”
Ring in recycled tin (lead-free)
Tail is made of gilded brass, Eyes in Swarovski rhinestones
Surface treated with 0.5 micron gold plating on tin
Engraved “Marie Beltrami Paris”
Open ring, adjustable size
350€
MARIE
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MARIE BELTRAMI (France, 1945)
“Mouse “ eaarrings
Recycled pewter (lead-free)
Surface finish: 0.5 micron gold plating on pewter
Eyes set with Swarovski crystals
Engraved “Marie Beltrami Paris”
Dimensions: Mouse 2 cm / 4 cm including tail
190€
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MARIE BELTRAMI (France, 1945)
“Mouse pin’s”
Recycled pewter (lead-free)
Surface finish: 0.5 micron gold plating on pewter
Eyes set with Swarovski crystals
Engraved “Marie Beltrami Paris”
One size
Dimensions: Mouse 2 cm / 4 cm including tail 120€
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LINE VAUTRIN (France, 1913-1997)
“J’ai rêvé de ma vie passée à ses côtés”
Rectangular silvered bronze box decorated with a poem
Signed “Line Vautrin”
Dimensions: 8.2 × 10.5 cm
Provenance: Collection of the gallerist Naïla de Monbrison (1940–2025)
5.500€
Diam 5,5 cm
Ca 1950/60 Marked: LV
| .753 LINE VAUTRIN (France, 1913-1997)
“Mignonne, allons voir si la rose” Gilded bronze brooch
Inspired by a poem by Pierre de Ronsard
| .431 LINE VAUTRIN (France, 1913-1997)
Brooch “Les Marottes“ Bronze gilded Length 6,8 cm (2,4 inch) 32 grammes ca 1950’s
Marked LV 1.250€
“Violon”
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JEAN COCTEAU (France, 1889-1963)
“Octogone Vert”
Polished bronze pendant with a celadon patina
After a 1958 drawing 5,5 x 4 cm
Signed Jean Cocteau
Limited ediiton but not numbered 950€
GIORGIO DE CHIRICO (Italy, 1888-1978)
“Petite Muse” Bronze pendant Figure height 6.7 cm
Weight 37 g Ca 1975
From the private collection of Giorgio de Chirico’s jewelry workshop Workshop certificate included Signed “G. De Chirico”. Numbered “3/250”. Marked “Artcurial”
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
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GIORGIO DE CHIRICO (Italy, 1888-1978)
Bronze pendant/brooch
This jewel echoes a pictorial work by the artist bearing the same title Painted in 1917
Weight 23 g
Approx. 5 × 4.2 cm Ca 1985
From the private collection of Giorgio de Chirico’s jewelry workshop. Workshop certificate included. Signed “G. De Chirico”. Numbered “07/250”. Marked “Artcurial”
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
| .143 UTE DECKER (Germany, born 1969)
“Calligraphy”
Sculptural ring, initialled & hallmarked 100% recycled sterling silver
9.5 x 4.3 x 4.6 cm (ed #2) 2023
Limited edition of 24, individually sculpted Unique within the serie (#2/24)
2.250€
PAOLO MARLONGO
(Italy, born 1956)
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Unique silver & black enamel ring 28,5 gr Size 51 2025 1.650€
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Unique silver & orange enamel ring 21 gr Size 55 2024 1.650€
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Unique silver & blue enamel ring Size 53
30,9 gr 2025 1.650€ | .106
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Unique silver & black enamel ring
35,3 gr Size 53 2020 1.650€
Unique silver & red enamel ring Size 53 36 gr 2025 1.650€
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Silver band (925) set with a large opal bead. Unsigned Weight 42.87 g Size 52
Provenance: Collection of the gallerist Naïla de Monbrison. 1.250€
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SHEVA FRUITMAN (USA)
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IRAKLI NASSIDZÉ
(Tbilissi, born 1973)
“Metamorphosis”
Silver and 7 agate cabochons (4 - 8,2 ct & 3 - 2,05 ct) 14,61 gr
Size 53/54 (other sizes on order) 2025
Edition of 38 - This item is the Prototype 950€
TAKIS
Panayiotis Vassilakis (Greece, 1925 -2019) which artistic name is TAKIS was a luminary in the realm of artistic innovation, has rightfully earned the title of “inventor par excellence.” His remarkable body of work stands as a testament to his unparalleled ability to craft profound artistic expressions by skillfully harnessing and leveraging the inherent laws of nature. With a keen eye for the intricate interplay between the natural world and human creativity, Takis has redefined the boundaries of artistic possibility.
Through his visionary approach, he has masterfully tapped into the fundamental forces governing our universe, transforming them into a rich tapestry of sensory experiences that captivate the imagination and challenge conventional artistic norms. Indeed, Takis’ legacy is one of visionary brilliance, wherein he has not only embraced the laws of nature as a foundation but also elevated them to become the very essence of his artistic narrative.
(Greece, 1925-2019)
Unique abstract silver pendant with mask on a steel torque.
H 90 mm
Diam 160 mm
35 gr
2011
2.900€
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(Greece, 1925-2019)
“Rock”
Unique silver titanium necklace
The centtral motif decorated with magnets and rock cristal Ca 2009
2.900€
(Tbilissi, born 1973)
Kinetic ring
Silver gold plated (24 ct)
12 amethyst cabochons (5,44 ct)
32,16 gr
Size 58 (ring can be resize)
2025 Prototype ring
1 450€
| .054 ANNEKE SCHAT (Netherlands, 1942-2024)
Silver modertnist abstract bracelet
Inner circumference 18,5 cm 43 gr 1990 1.800€
BABETTO
Giampaolo Babetto (Italy born 1947) has been a leading figure in Avant-Garde goldsmithing since the 1960s. A veteran of the Padua School, he has profoundly shaped the art of jewellery in Italy and globally. Known for his versatility, Babetto works across various mediums, including jewellery, silver objects, furniture, and architectural design.
Babetto’s creations draw inspiration from contemporary art movements like minimalism, kinetic art, and pop art, blending these influences with architectural elements such as Palladio’s villas. His jewellery is innovative, often modular or movable, resembling smallscale sculptures or architectural works. Gold is his preferred medium for its warmth
and malleability, which he pairs with unconventional materials like plastic, glass, or enamel. These combinations, enhanced by vibrant pigments and age-old techniques, define the minimalist geometry that characterises the Padua School.
For Babetto, his art balances rational design with impulsive creation. “I am both rational and impulsive,” he says, crafting each piece with precision while embracing spontaneous passion in its execution. The result is minimalist works stripped of decoration, emphasizing form, structure, and emotional impact.
Since 1967, Babetto’s work has been featured in major collections and exhibitions worldwide, including:
• Victoria and Albert Museum, London
• Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
• Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles
• Hermitage Museum Foundation, New York
• Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
• Schmuckmuseum, Pforzheim
• National Gallery of Australia, Canberra and more….
@Giustino Chemello - VI
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
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GIAMPAOLO BABETTO
(Italy, born 1947)
Babetto’s architectural ring, where audacious gold merges with vibrant green plexi, highlighting its elegantly abstract contours
18ct white gold and light green methacrylate (Plexi glass) ring
22,9 gr
Size 50 (other sizes available on order) 2001
Limited edition of 7
Provenance: artist’s studio
Price on request info@collectors-gallery.com
GIAMPAOLO BABETTO
(Italy, born 1947)
18ct yellow gold and pigment earrings 2019
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
SOPHIA VARI
Sophia Vari (1940–2013) was born in Athens to a Greek father and a Hungarian mother, and spent her childhood between Greece and Switzerland. She studied art in England and later at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where her work was shaped by the influences of Cubism and Surrealism.
In 1978, she met Colombian artist Fernando Botero, with whom she shared her life between France, Italy, Colombia, and the United States.
Her artistic practice centered on the dialogue between form and balance, drawing inspiration from Mayan, Egyptian, Olmec, Cycladic, and Baroque traditions. While best known for her bronze sculptures, she also produced collages, paintings, and innovative jewelry pieces she described as “wearable sculptures,” crafted from silver, gold, and ebony.
Her work has been presented worldwide, with over 125 solo exhibitions in major museums, and her monumental sculptures have been installed in cities across the globe - from Paris to New York.
www.sophiavari.com
@JULIO PIATTI
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SOPHIA VARI
(Greece, 1940-2023)
“Ilithyie” Brass Necklace
Sculptural open necklace called «ILYTIE» (Inspired by ancient Greek Mythology).
2019 Edition of 6 + 2EA
Dim : 25 x 21 cm/ 9,8 x 8,2cm
Markings : Vari + edition’s number
5.500€
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SOPHIA VARI (Greece, 1940-2023)
« Daedalion » Brass Ring. This piece reflects the artist’s collage-inspired approach, featuring a layered composition of abstract forms.
36,00 g
Open ring (adaptable size) 2019.
3/8, (Limited edition of 8 + 2 AP) Provenance: artist’s studio
3.500€
ETTORE SOTTSASS
©Giuseppe Pino (Mondadori Publishers)
Jewelry in collaboration with artists and editors GianCarlo Montebello and Cleto Munari
In the 1970s and 1980s, Ettore Sottsass brought his radical, postmodern design language into the world of jewelry through collaborations with GianCarlo Montebello (Gem Montebello) and Cleto Munari.
With Gem Montebello, he created limited-edition pieces that fused architecture and ornament — bold, geometric forms crafted in precious metals and stones, often evoking totems or symbolic objects.
For Cleto Munari’s Design Jewelry project, Sottsass designed sculptural, conceptual pieces using materials like gold, enamel, coral, and lapis lazuli. These works blurred the lines between jewelry and miniature architecture, expressing memory, emotion, and abstraction.
Both collaborations reflect Sottsass’s vision of jewelry as intimate architecture — wearable, symbolic, and thought-provoking.
| .169 ETTORE SOTTSASS (Italy, 1917-2007) “Decò”
Gilded silver ring
Circular in shape with geometric onyx elements
50.2 g
Size 57.5 1984
Prototype (certificate)
Edited by CLETO MUNARI
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
(Italy, 1917-2007)
“Rome & You”
Unique gilded silver ring
Circular in shape with architectural elements, signed and stamped.
45.1 g
Size 54 1984
Prototype (This ring has never been issued) - Certificate
Edited by CLETO MUNARI
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
CLETO MUNARI
Cleto Munari: The Alchemist of Forms - Creator and Editor
Cleto Munari (Italy, born 1930). A singular figure in contemporary design, Cleto Munari has established himself as one of those rare creators capable of transforming imagination into iconic objects. More than a designer, he is a catalyst: a free spirit who crosses disciplines, brings talents together, and gives life to works where boldness, irony, and poetry meet. His talent lies not only in his ability to conceive objects, but in his gift for creating dialoguesdialogues between materials, between tradition and experimentation, and above all, between creators.
Munari built his universe through collaborations with some of the most influential artists and architects of the 20th and early 21st centuries. Among them, Ettore Sottsass holds a central place. Their intellectual and aesthetic rapport, born in the 1970s, produced objects that have become emblematic. Sottsass - with his radical, geometric, and vibrant language - found in Munari a passionate interpreter. Together, they demonstrated that an object can transcend its function and become a visual and emotional experience, almost a narrative.
These successive collaborations - whether with Sottsass, Mimmo Paladino, Alessandro Mendini, Meret Oppenheim, and many others - shaped the “Munari style”: a design that fully embraces its artistic dimension, claims the luxury of originality, and sees in every creation a fragment of culture.
This chapter of our catalogue pays homage to that collective spirit, to that vision in which design becomes a shared adventure. It celebrates Cleto Munari not only as a creator, but as the conductor of a plural imagination, capable of transforming a simple object into a work of contemporary art.
Cleto Munari, Carlo Scarpa and Ettore Sottsass
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MUNARI (Italy, born 1930)
“Vitruvio”
Gilded sIlver ring
Circular in shape with a Vitruvian Man on a lapis lazuli base, coral paste and brilliant-cut zirconia.
41.7 g
Size 54
2010
Prototype (certificate)
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
CLETO
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(Italy, born 1930)
“Parco Giochi TRE”
Gilded sIlver ring with coral paste cylinders
34.8 g
Size 54
2010
Prototype (certificate)
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
MUNARI
| .149 CLETO MUNARI (Italy, born 1930)
“Empire State Building”
Gilded sIlver ring
With a cylindrical element in rock crystal on a red background and spheres with brilliant-cut zirconia.
52.2 g
Size 57
2010
Prototype (certificate)
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
ALESSANDRO MENDINI
Alessandro Mendini (1931–2019) was an influential Italian architect, designer, and theorist, best known for blending radical experimentation with historical references and playful ornamentation. A key figure in postmodern design, he was associated with movements such as Radical Design, Alchimia, and Memphis. Mendini served as editor of Casabella, Modo, and Domus, and his iconic workslike the Proust Chair - challenged modernist functionalism by celebrating irony, color, and emotion in design.
André Lamy studied at Maredsous Abbey and created modern abstract jewelry that inspired Fernand Demaret. Their 1961 collaboration marked an early commercial opening for modern Belgian jewelry. He died prematurely in 1975.
| .2072 ANDRÉ LAMY (Belgium, 1935-1975)
18 ct gold and pearls ring
7 gr Size 56 1970’
Provenance: artist’s family
3.850€
Jean Desprès was a pioneering French goldsmith and jeweler, known for his elegant Art Deco designs that combined modernist geometry with refined craftsmanship. His work is celebrated for its balance of artistic innovation and technical mastery.
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JEAN DESPRÈS
(France, 1889-1980)
Modernist, partially oxidized silver ring with yellow gold.
21,8 gr
Size 52
Ca 1970
2.800€
Anneke Schat (1942–2024) was a Dutch jeweller, goldsmith, and visual artist known for her expressive, flowing designs inspired by nature and Japanese calligraphy. Trained at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, she worked independently from the mid-1960s, creating jewellery alongside paintings and sculptures. She became widely known as the long-time designer of the Gouden Televizier-Ring and exhibited her work internationally, with pieces held in major museum collections such as the Rijksmuseum
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ANNEKE SCHAT (Netherlands, 1942-2024)
Silver and 18ct gold modernist ring 10,5 gr
Size 60 (ring can be resized) 1990
2.800€
BELGIAN ARTIST JEWELERS
Since the 1960s, Belgium has established itself as a remarkable hub of creativity in contemporary jewelry. Drawing inspiration from art, design, and the cultural movements of their time, Belgian designers have redefined the codes of jewelry, experimenting boldly with materials, forms, and techniques.
This catalog celebrates that artistic richness by showcasing a selection of pieces by artists and craftsmen who have helped position Belgium as a key player in modern jewelry. Combining daring innovation with refined aesthetics, each creation tells a unique story, reflecting the inventive spirit and high standards of Belgian jewelry after 1960.
| .029 MAURICE TOUSSAINT (Belgium, born 1949)
A unique 18ct gold, saphire and diamond ring
Wieght 11,3 gr
Size 60
2010 4.800€
J ANINE RENARD
Janine Renard was born in Belgium in 1947. During the ten years (1970–1980) she spent working at the renowned Maison Wolfers in Brussels, Janine Renard developed a sense of precision and an exceptional mastery of jewelry-making and goldsmithing.
For her, a piece of jewelry is a sculpture meant to be worn - and thus admired from every angle.
In 1980, she became an independent designer. Full of inventive imagination and artistic genius, she earned numerous awards in Belgium and abroad, including the prestigious De Beers Grand Prize in 1989 - the diamond world’s equivalent of an Oscar.
Like a painter or sculptor, she exhibits her creations around the globe (Europe, the United States, Australia, Canada, Japan), drawing inspiration from the depths of history and pursuing, with great sensitivity, an exploration of the most captivating materials.
D.L.
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JANINE RENARD
(Belgium, born 1947)
“Vaisseau de Lune”
A unique 18ct gold, silver, moonstone, onyx, diamond pendant 2006
Wieght 41gr
Dimensions 11 x 4.8 cm
5.800€
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JANINE RENARD (Belgium, born 1947)
“Art Deco” collection
Silver, onyx, red “pâte de verre” necklace
Unique 2008
1.450€
(Belgium, born 1947)
and mate onyx
Weight 11,6 gr
Lenght 7 cm 2012 2.900€
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JANINE RENARD (Belgium, born 1947)
“Trame”
A unique pair of earrings
Silver, 18ct gold & labradorite
Weight 15,9 gr
Lenght 8,2 cm 2009 3.600€
JANINE RENARD (Belgium, born 1947) “Meandres” A unique pair of earrings Silver, 18ct gold, lapis lazuli & diamonds
| .3057 JANINE RENARD (Belgium, born 1947)
“Trame” 18ct gold, silver and labradorite ring Size 57 (ring can be resized) 13,6 g 2012 Unique piece Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
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JANINE RENARD (Belgium, born 1947)
A unique 18ct gold silver lapis Lazuli ring & diamond 17,8 gr
Size 55 2010
2.800€
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(Belgium, born 1947)
A unique Silver 18ct gold , onyx and emerald ring
24,8 gr
Size 56 2010
3250€
JANINE RENARD
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JANINE RENARD (Belgium, born 1947) “Lezard”
Unique Silver, 18ct gold and fossilized coral ring
15,9 g
Size 56 (ring can be resized) 2008
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
Claude Wesel (Belgium, 1942 -2014) studied at Maredsous Abbey School and in Brussels’ La Cambre visual arts school. He is one of the spearheads of contemporary Belgian jewellery creation. Claude Wesel forged an original artistic vocabulary by using a biomechanical style that often triggers emotions linked to collective or personal memories. Several pieces of the artist can be found in prestigious institutions such as Pforzheim’s Schmuckmuseum, the Communauté française des arts plastiques, Antwerp’s Diamond Museum, and Houston’s Museum of Fine Arts (MFAH).
CLAUDE WESEL
| .048 CLAUDE WESEL (Belgium, 1942-2014)
Unique pendant
Model #7217
18ct gold, silver, steel & ivory 2009
4.900 €
“Le Sourire”
18ct gold and coral pendant Model #6959
Posthumous production by rights’ holders
Information and price on request: info@collectors-gallery.com
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Artist-jeweller: Claude Wesel (Belgium, 1942-2014)
18 ct gold and “Mabe” pearl Size 52
14,4 gr Ca 1965
5.900€
WESEL (Belgium, 1942-2014) 18ct gold chrysoprase, diamond from the « π » Collection 23,9 gr Size 51 (ring can be resized) 1974
| .705 CLAUDE WESEL (Belgium, 1942-2014)
Prototype (or ‘model zero’)
Used for placing orders
Model #1760
13 gr
Size 54 (ring can be resized)
1962
Published: Belgian Modernist Jewellery. Ed Collectors Gallery p73
Provenance: Claude Wesel’s estate with Certificate
2.500€
| .3050 CLAUDE WESEL (Belgium, 1942-2014)
Prototype (or ‘model zero’)
Used for placing orders
Silver and baroque pearl
Model # 1231
13,7 gr
Size 55 (ring can be resized) 1965
Provenance: artist’s family
2.500€
| .4205 CLAUDE WESEL (Belgium, 1942-2014)
18ct ring 2 pearls and an opal Model # 3542 11,9 gr
Size 56 (ring can be resized) 1978 4.500€
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CLAUDE WESEL
(Belgium, 1942-2014)
“Disque”
18ct yellow gold, silver ring
Model # 6823
20 gr
Size 54 2002
Posthumous production by rights’ holders
5.500€
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CLAUDE WESEL (Belgium, 1942-2014)
18 ct gold and pearl modernist ring
Model # 7184
9,7 gr
Size 51 (ring can be resized)
2008
4.800€
CLAUDE WESEL
(Belgium, 1942-2014)
18ct gold, pearl and diamond Model #4140
11.8 g
Size 58
1983
4.900€
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| .178 CLAUDE WESEL (Belgium, 1942-2014)
18ct gold and pearls ring Model #3687
4,4 gr 1979
Marked : Wesel - 0750artist’s stamp
2.750€
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CLAUDE WESEL
(Belgium, 1942-2014)
“Perle d’Or” earrings
18ct gold diamond & tsavolit
Model #6084 1998
3.650€
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CLAUDE WESEL
(Belgium, 1942-2014)
“Perle d’Or” earrings
18ct gold diamond & coral
Model #6084 1998
3.650€
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CLAUDE WESEL
(Belgium, 1942-2014)
“Perle d’Or” earrings
18ct gold diamond & pearls
Model #6084 1998
3.650€
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CLAUDE WESEL
(Belgium, 1942-2014)
“Perle d’Or” earrings
18ct gold diamond & lapis lazuli
Model #6084 1998
3.650€
SCANDINAVIAN JEWELRY
The 1960s and 1970s marked a golden age for Scandinavian jewelry, defined by bold design and uncompromising craftsmanship. Artists from Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Norway broke away from traditional ornament, embracing clean lines, organic forms, and innovative materials. Silver became the signature medium, sculpted into strikingly modern yet wearable art. This era cemented Scandinavia’s reputation as a leader in avant-garde design, influencing contemporary jewelry worldwide.
Georg Jensen is a legendary Danish design house, internationally celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship in silverware. Founded in 1904 in Copenhagen by silversmith Georg Jensen (1866–1935), the brand quickly became synonymous with elegant Scandinavian design. Over the years, it has collaborated with a wide range of visionary designers, continually evolving its aesthetic while staying rooted in its artisanal heritage. Today, Georg Jensen offers a diverse collection of jewellery, blending timeless sophistication with contemporary innovation.
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by Astrid Fog
6 x 1 x 46 cm
Ca 1970
2.800€
GEORG JENSEN
Designed
Silver necklace
Model #127
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BJORN WECKSTROM (Finland, born 1935)
“KILIMANJARO” pendant produced by LAPPONIA Silver and acylic 7 x 7 X 4 cm
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GEORG JENSEN
“Moonlight Grape” silver bracelet
Large clusters of stylised grapes crafted from sterling silver with an oxidised finish.
214 gr
Inner circumference 18 cm
3.225€
VIVIANNA TORUN (Sweden, 1927-2004)
FOR GEORG JENSEN
18ct gold and moonstone drop
Size 51 Ca 1970’
Provenance: Private collection of the artist, certificate of authenticity from the family.
3.500€
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VIVIANNA TORUN (Sweden, 1927-2004)
FOR GEORG JENSEN
A 18ct gold and cultured pearls ring Model #1443 +/- 5,5 gr Ca 1970 Open ring 1.800€
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THOR SELZER
(Denmark, 1925-1989)
A silver pendant partly gilded and oxidized Weight 117 g.
2 silver neck rings included with different inner diam : app. 11.4 and 16 cm. L. 14.6 cm.
2.200€
| .085 THOR SELZER (Denmark, 1925-1989)
Abstract pendant set with five cabochon tourmalines, mounted in partly gilded sterling silver. Ca 1973
2.200€
BENT GABRIELSEN
Bent Gabrielsen (Sweden, 1928–2014)
Qualified as a goldsmith in 1949 after serving his apprenticeship with the goldsmith Ejler Fangel in Copenhagen. Gabrielsen was among the first group of students at the Goldsmith’s Academy from where he graduated with top grades in 1953.
He was immediately hired by the Hans Hansen Solvsmedie and worked there until 1969. By the time he left he was responsible for the firm’s entire production.
After leaving the Hans Hansen company, Gabrielsen set up his own workshop called “Gabrielsen’s Guldsmedie”. He kept his business small with he and his wife the only employees.
Bent Gabrielsen won the Lunning Prize in 1964.
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GEORG JENSEN
“Moonlight Grape”
18ct gold ring and diamond
Size 54 (other sizes on order)
Designed in 2022
4.385€
| .114 GEORG JENSEN
“Moonlight Grape”
Silver ring
11.9 gr
Size 51 (other sizes on order)
530€
JACQUELINE RABUN
Jacqueline Rabun (US, born 1960) is an American-born jewelry designer known for her sculptural, minimalist, and emotionally expressive style. Based in London since the late 1980s, she draws inspiration from nature, human relationships, and organic forms. Her designs often merge conceptual storytelling with wearable elegance. Rabun has collaborated with luxury brands and is especially recognized for her long-term partnership with Georg Jensen, where she created some of the brand’s most iconic modern collections.
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GEORG JENSEN
“Mercy Twist collection”
Designed Jacqueline Rabun
18ct recycled yellow gold
Size 54 (other sizes on order) 2023
Ring available in rose gold on request
2.570€
