Here is a delightful Sterling silver ring with lapis lazuli, made by Arne Johansen, one of the first minimalist modernist silversmiths in Denmark. (workshop registered from 1954 to 76)

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 an outstanding, very rare and large ring  designed by Allan Scharff for the illustrious Danish silversmithy Hans Hansen (see bio), but  stamped after its takeover by Georg Jensen in 1991. 

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 fabulous Sterling silver ring by the leading silversmith of Finland, Lapponia (see bio).  The ring is a small sculptural masterpiece, with smooth and matt silver folded into a rock and cave formation. It is characteristic of a Bjorn Weckstrom design, but I is not marked with his inititals.

Here is a substantial and highly dramatic Sterling silver ring from the workshop of the Danish silversmithy Georg Jensen. For the past few years the Georg Jensen designers have been dipping into the archives for inspiration for new designs, and this fabulous ring, designed in 2013,  was inspired by the 1960s 'axe' bangle by Nanna Ditzel. It was purchased a new 'old stock'.

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 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 a lovely rose quartz ring by the Danish modernist master Niels Erik From (see bio). The design incorporates From's signature design of an off centre cabochon in a partially oxidised dish. In this example the oxidisation covers most of the dish, but some of this can be removed if you want. 

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 a Sterling silver ring by the contemporary Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard (see bio), whose work is usually associated with modern designs . This one however, is based on Iron Age (0- 400 AD) rings found in Himlingeøje near Stevns in Denmark, about 30 miles south of Copenhagen.  These rings were worn by wealthy men and women.

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. 

Here is a wonderful sparkly amber  mounted in a classical silver ring setting. I'm afraid I don't know who the maker was, or even if he/she was Scandinavian - more likely from one of the Baltic States.  

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 sleek and simple ring by the Danish modernist silversmith M.P.Christoffersen, whose studio in Nakskov on the island of Falster was registered from 1971 to 2008. 

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

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 copy of a Viking age ring, the braided design of which seems just as popular today as back then. It is still in the catalogue of Museumskopi Smykker, priced at £75 .--- 

Here is a nice example of a modernist ring by the contemporary Danish deisgner Jens Johannes Aagaard. -- to fit finger SIZE: UK P, US 8, Eu 57

Lovely vintage bronze ring by the Finnish company Kalevala Koru

Fabulous and very large ring a faux ivory cabochon by the Danish master silversmith, Niels Erik From.......................to fit finger size: UK J, US 5, Eu 49.

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)

Here is a nice Sterling silver ring by the contemporary Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard. It features silver wire sweeping round from the back of the round ring band to hold the cz stone at the front. finger size: UK P, US 8, Eu 56.

Here is a nice, extremely wearable ring by the prolific Danish silversmith Herman Siersbøl (see bio) Available in 3 sizes: M -N, O and P

Here is a substantial ring by the contemporary Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard (profile).The wide band has a mottled texture surface and is further embellished by three puffy hearts. The ring fits a large finger, size, UK U-, US 10, Eu 62

Here are 4 chunky 1970s pewter rings from Denmark . All are new, old stock, found in a forgotten drawer of an elderly jewellery retailer.

Please state which one(s) you want on the detailed item page or order form

As it is not a precious metal, pewter can be sent (in the UK) for the lower shipping rate, up to value of £50.  Price difference will be refunded. 

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 very unusual ring by the prolific Danish silversmith Herman Siersbøl (see profile). It comprises a bunch of grapes. The top of the ring has been soldered onto a simple but sturdy ring shank

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

Here is a nice ring by the contemporary Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard (see bio). It features a broad, asymmetric gold band at the front. It is new, old stock

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 really delightful little ring by the prolific Danish silversmith Herman Siersbøl (see bio).

Here is an unsual onyx ring by the Danish silversmith Tommy Maindal, who has been active in Copenhagen since 1979. The ring band emerges from the base of the silver setting.

Here is a copy of a Viking age ring, the braided design of which seems just as popular today as back then. when it was worn by both men and women to show off their wealth It was made by Museums Kopi Smykker, the Danish company which specialises in producing true replicas of archaeological finds. .It is number 2012 in their catalogue and the current new price is £66. The design of this ring is based on one dug up in the Danish town of Skjern, but similar ones have been found through the Baltic, as far as Lithuania.

Here is an unusual ring by the Danish silversmith Poul Erik Jensen, who worked in the Danish port of Frederikshavn between 1978 and 2001. This Sterling silver ring has been crumple cast and has a silky, patinated surface.

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

Here is an unusual ring by the Danish modernist master silversmith, Niels Erik From (see bio). Small pellets of silver have merged together and seem to float freely within the round silver frame.

Available in 2 sizes

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 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 a lovely, almost three-dimensional sculpted ring by the leading Finnish silversmithy, Lapponia (see bio). The ring bears all the characteristic traits of movement, folds and satin finish.

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