Here is an ultra sleek and simple, solid Sterling silver ring, made by Arne Johansen, one of the first minimalist modernist silversmiths in Denmark. (workshop registered from 1954 to 76)

Here is a lovely Sterling silver ring made by Arne Johansen, one of the first minimalist modernist silversmiths in Denmark. (workshop registered from 1954 to 76).  This ring features two of his trademarks, the asymmetric design and the use of abalone.  

Here is a deceptively simple ring Bent Eriksson, whose workshop has been registered in Copenhagen since 1981.

Here is a super sleek and simple helmet ring by the Danish Silvermithing partnership Anni & Bent Knudsen (see bio)  The elegant simplicity of their style was clearly influenced by Bent's time working for Hans Hansen. The ring is open at the back and the size could be adjusted by a professional

Here is a very unusual Sterling silver ring by the renowned Danish silversmith Bernhard Hertz (see profile). This helmet ring is solid silver, and thus quite weighty. It features a textured surface which is heavily pitted. 

Here is a splendid Sterling silver double knot ring by the esteemed Danish silversmithy of Bernhard Hertz, whose company existed from 1893 to 2007.

Here is a splendid Sterling silver ring by the esteemed Danish silversmithy of Bernhard Hertz, whose company existed from 1893 to 2007.  The curled 'mobius' top holds a hematite ball.

Here is a large silver ring by the Swedish maker Bo Ekstrom.  He cleverly fashioned it from the top of a fork, twisting and flattening the tines into scrolls.

Here is an interesting crossed over ring by the Danish company Guld og Sølv Design, established in Horsens in 1974. This is new, old stock.

Here is an unusual ring by the Danish silversmithy Guld og Sølvdesign , based in Horsens since 1974. The Sterling silver band has a mottled, oxidised surface. Inset at the front is a small crystal within a gold frame. 

Here is a fabulous little ring by the Danish maker Guld og Sølv Design, registered in the Jutland town of Horsens since 1974. 

Here is a delightful Sterling silver ring by the Danish silversmithy Guld og Sølvdesign , based in Horsens since 1974. The shiny convex surface is decorated with one wavy line of tiny clear stones and one wavy line of dark stones.. 

Here is substantial and striking ring in the brutalist style by the Danish jewellery maker Anette Borke.  A large amount of silver plate has been poured around the amethyst cabochon. The ring shank attached is probably chrome. 

Here is an unusual Sterling silver ring by the esteemed Danish silversmiths the Bjerring brothers (see bio).  The mottled ring band is topped with a textured silver dish. 

Here is a nice bronze ring in a large finger size, purchased in Denmark but with no identifying marks.  It features the traditional Viking motif of snake's heads. This item  qualifies for a lower postal rate which will be refunded after purchase. 

This delightful Sterling silver ring was made by the Danish silversmith L. Bræmer Jensen, working in the Jutand town of Randers since 1983. It features an unenclosed disc of lapis lazuli. 

Here is an attractive small helmet ring stamped with stars. This Sterling silver silver ring was made by Børge Malling Jensen, who worked in Copenhagen from 1956 to 73. 

Here is a lovely silver ring by the Danish silversmith C.A.Christensen, whose workshop was registered in Copenhagen from 1937 to 73.  This motif, with a ball set in a circle of coiled silver wire, was extremely popular in mid 20th century Denmark.  

Here is an outstanding, large and elegant Sterling silver amber ring by the esteemed Danish silversmith Carl Ove Frydensberg, who worked in Copenhagen from 1949 to 82. 

Lovely mid century ornamented ball by Danish silversmith Carl Henning Rode, registered 67 -88. This lovely ring has been downsized, which is evident from the missing part of the silver mark. Otherwise this alteration is not noticeable, except for the downsized price!

Here is a fabulous silver ring in the Functionalist Art Deco style introduced by Karl Gustav Hansen in the 1930s. It was made by the esteemed Danish silversmith Chr.Veilskov, who worked in Copenhagen from 1963 to 86. 

Here is a nice early ring by the Danish silversmith, Carl Ove Frydensberg, who worked from the 1950s until 1982. The decorated silver band holds a small amber cabochon.

Here is an interesting Sterling silver ring by the Danish silversmithy Corona Jewellery, registered from 1977 to 1996.  Take a good look at the photos. 

Here is a nice, simple ring by the Danish silversmith Jens Dam Petersen, active in Copenhagen since 2000. The simple band features oxidised grooves designed as puzzle pieces.

Here is a sweet mid-century silver ring featuring 4 small flowers. It was made in Denmark and is marked with a maker's mark which I cannot identify. 

Here is a lovely mid-century silver ring featuring a silver ball resting in an oxidised silver dish.  It bears the Scandinavian silver mark but no maker's mark. 

Here is a nice, eminently wearable helmet ring, purchased in Denmark, but with an illegible maker's mark

. Dainty and simple knot ring, after a traditional Nordic design and one made popular again by the Georg Jensen designer Andreas Mikkelsen. 2 sizes available

Here is an interesting Sterling silver modernist asymmetric helmet ring by the Danish silversmith Dansk Smykkekunst, registered from 1973 to 2000.

Here is an unusual and interesting ring consisting of a single Sterling silver wire coiled around the finger, the ends decorated with tight coils.  It was made  by the Norwegian company David-Andersen, one of the 'Saga' prehistoric series of the 1960s. 

two sizes available

Here is a wonderful modernist Sterling silver ring made by the Norwegian silversmithy David-Andersen. It may have been created as part of the Troll series of the mid-sixties, but possibly also up to 10 years later. It features a mottled green stone in a flat silver dish elevated from the ring shank by a rod.  The stone may be jade or aventurine. Split shank, so size is adjustable. 

Here is a wonderful creation in the shape of a dramatic modernist silver ring by Toril Bjorg for the leading Norwegian silversmithy David-Andersen (see bio) in 1977. Bjorg was the second generation of modernist designers to work for David-Andersen and she went on to rival Tone Vigeland in fame with her knitted silver wire pieces. 

Here's a delightful modernist Sterling silver wrap-around ring by the leading Norwegian silversmith, David-Andersen (see bio).  It features a composite dark green and black stone cabochon.  It has been called 'Uni's Lucky Charm' ring, so I presume it was designed by Uni David-Andersen.

Here is a nice ring by Dansk Supermarked Indkob, registered from 1989 to 2009. The simple band is twisted at the front, harbouring a small hematite ball. 

Here is a lovely ring by the Danish amber specialist, Einer Fehrn. I have 2 versions of this ring: A has a larger stone but smaller finger size (M-N) than B (Q)

Nice vintage solid Sterling silver ring designed for the fashion house Esprit, purchased in Denmark.

Here is a lovely sculptural ring from Finland. It is made of bronze.

Lovely vintage bronze ring by the Finnish company Kalevala Koru

Flora Danica was established in 1953, based on an idea to coat Danish herbs and flowers with silver and then 18ct gold turning them into enchanting pieces of jewellery. This dainty little ring features the most successful herb in the range, the parsley leaf. Split shank, so is adjustable upwards Size N is set with a small stone

Fabulous  Sterling silver ring designed by Vivianna Torun Bulöw-Hube for Georg Jensen. This highly creative Swedish artist designed a number of innovative series of jewellery and watches for the Georg Jensen company from1969 to her death in 2004.  This ingenious design, a continuous double ring,  belongs to the Mobius collection. It is supplied in a Georg Jensen pouch.  

Here is a wonderful heart ring designed by the modernist master Henning Koppel for Georg Jensen in 1975. It is supplied in its original box.

Here is a wonderful Sterling silver ring designed by  Henning Koppel for arguably the world's leading silversmithy Georg Jensen. Koppel's innovative modernist biomorphic designs became icons for Danish Modern in the 1950s. He was a prolific designer, branching out into hollowware and flatware, and created over 200 designs for Georg Jensen, right up to his death in 1982 

Here is an outstanding ring created by Lene Munthe for the leading Danish silversmithy Georg Jensen. Lene Munthe opened her own workshop in 1980 but simultaneously started designing for Georg Jensen, introducing an innovative combination of silver and gold,  This ring was the first of a series of rings, earrings and brooches using this combination.

Here is a fabulous super sleek and simple Sterling silver ring by Gail Spence for Georg Jensen. Born in 1949 in the USA, she moved to Denmark in 1969 to study at the Goldsmiths’ College and has lived there ever since. She started her own workshop in 1974 and also designed for Hans Hansen and Georg Jensen.  But she has gained world renown for her designs for eyewear together with Prodesign. .