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 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 fabulous ring by the contemporary Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard. A stone (CZ?) is set in a triangle of silver which is mounted at one end of the double circular band, which has a silky matt surface. This ring was purchased as new, old stock.

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 a fabulous modernist ring by the Swedish silversmith Bengt Hallberg., known for his innovative designs. The top is shaped like a lozenge or wine gum, with half the top textured, half smooth. This texturing is repeated on the side.

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.

earclips SOLD, so complete set no longer available.  £220 is for 3 parts as below

Here is a possibly unique opportunity to acquire a complete matching set of jewellery by the Finnish artist Pentti Sarpaneva (see bio). This is also one of his most outstanding designs, with softly squared chunks of rough amethyst set into the substantial cast bronze design. The set comprises pendant on integral chain, bracelet, ring and ear clips.

 individual parts as follows:  necklace £75, bracelet £95, ring £50,

Lovely Sterling silver ring by the contemporary Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard (see bio). 

Here is an interesting ring which features a relief of a bronze age rock carving of a longboat,  from Bohuslån in Sweden. 

Here is a charming little silver ring in the typical mid-century style with stylised foliage and tendrils. I have not been able to identify the maker. 

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. 

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

Here is a nice partially braided Sterling siver ring set with a small clear stone. It was purchased in Denmark but I have been unable to identify the maker.

Here is a really interesting ring by the Danish silversmith Sue Sandek, whose studio was registered from 1990-97. The ring features an amber ball set in a small dish atop a highly decorated ring band. 

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

Here is a gorgeous little silver chrysoprase ring in the Danish art nouveau style and similar to Georg Jensen creations. Identifying marks unfortunately erased.

Here is a substantial Sterling silver ring by the Danish company Silver Z, established in 2010. 

Here is a nice everyday ring by the Danish silversmith Algot Enevoldsen (ALE), whose company went on to found the Pandora brand.

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 nice ring with partially brushed silver surfaces by the well-known Finnish silversmith Kultaseppa Salovaara.

Lovely, classically elegant Sterling lapis lazuli ring by the Danish modernist master, Niels Erik From (see bio).

Here is a classically elegant Sterling silver ring set with an oval tiger eye cabochon. It is by the Danish modernist master, Niels Erik From (see bio)

Lovely example of the innovative jewellery produced by the collaboration of ceramicists and silversmiths after Royal Copenhagen Porcelain took over the esteemed Danish silversmith Anton Michelsen (see bio) in 1968. The band of silver running through the porcelain pod continues to form the ring band. 

Here is an iconic Sterling silver ring designed by Bjorn Weckström for the leading Finnish siversmithy Lapponia   Designed as part of his 'space' series, started in the late 1960s, this ring exhibits some of the characteristics of the flame bronze series, with its strict machine age lines and patinated hollows as well as the dynamism of a space ship in flight.

Here is an ingenious ring by the leading Swedish silversmith, ALTON.  An open silver heart dangles from the adjustable ring band and a little turquoise bead rolls around within the heart. 

Here is a lovely ring by the master silver silversmith Matti Hyvarinen for his own company Sirokoru (see profile).   I have two or these rings, (a) the heart-shaped frame contains a tiger-eye stone  and (b) the heart-shaped frame contains an onyx stone.  In both cases the ringshank is split and thus adjustable in size. 

Here is a nice helmet ring, purchased in Denmark as new old stock. There are several silversmiths using the initials DG, but I think the maker of this ring was D.Guldsmedesfabrik, Slagelse from, 1963 to 1987. 

Here is a lovely little mi-century ring by the Danish silversmith Knud Dehli, who worked from 1945 to 1973. 

Here is a delightful little  Sterling silver ring featuring a bunch of grapes. It was probably ade by the Aarhus company of Scrouples, but possibly by another company using SC in the 1950s