. 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 lovely Sterling silver crumple-cast ring by the prolific Danish silversmith Herman Siersbøl (see bio).   It features a claw-set small turquoise ball.

Here is a lovely little ring by the illustrious Danish modernist silversmiths Anni and Bent Knudsen (see bio). This ring consists of a single silver wire coiled around the finger with small balls at each end. 

Here is a lovely pearl ring by the contemporary Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard (see bio).

Here is a lovely mid-century silver ring featuring a stylised flower and silver beads. I am unable to decipher the script signature, but it was definitely made in Denmark. 

Here is a nice ring with a rocky front by the prolific Danish silversmith Herman Siersbøl (see bio). 

Here is an interesting Sterling silver ring from Denmark. 2  grey balls are perched at the end of a silver wire.  Several silversmiths used the makers mark SCH, so I cannot say who made it.

Here is a lovely Sterling silver ring set with abalone shell. It was made by the Danish silversmith  Børge V Printzen Hejlund, who worked in Copenhagen from 1964 to 73

Here is a large Sterling silver ring for a large finger, male or female.  The ring is set with a rectangular slice of abalone shell.  It was made by the Danish silversmith E Dragsted, whose workshop in Copenhagen was registered from 1948 to 1991

Here is a wonderful tiger -eye stone mounted on an open ring  by the Danish company Smykkesmeden.  The tiger -eye stone is framed by poured and coiled silver (plate). 

Here is a delightful Sterling silver ring by the modernist master, Niels Erik From. It features a perfect tiger eye cabochon, with a clear light stripe down the middle. 

Here is a substantial silvertone ring made in Denmark. I have not been able to identify the maker, who uses a conjoined reverse J as his mark, possibly Jørgen Jensen.  An agate stone is held by claws  set in the dish of  this solid square ring.  The ring shank is adjustable. This ring looks unworn

Here is a substantial solid silver ring by the renowned Orkney silversmith Malcolm Gray for his Orkney company, Ortak. The ring features three tapering bands of enamel. 

When Royal Copenhagen Porcelain took over the Anton Michelsen silver company in 1968, designers from both disciplines were encouraged to collaborate (see profile). Here are an interesting ring by the artistic director of the Aluminia Fajence division of Royal Copenhagen, Niels Thorsson. The cast porcelain has been hand decorated with brown and gold and set with a ring.

Here is a lovely Sterling silver ring by the Danish modernist master Niels Erik From. It is in a crumpled cast design, similar to that for which the Finnish company of Lapponia is so famous. . 

This fabulous ring was made by the Swedish silversmith Magnus G:son Liedholm, of Malmö.  The ring rises hgh above the shank, enclosing a remarkable facetted rock crystal. 

Here is is a splendid modernist Sterling silver ring featuring a carnelian cabochon. t was made by the popular Finnish silversmithy Kultaseppa Salovaara, who were based in Turku from 1955 to 88.  The ring has a split band, so will adjust to most finger sizes. Purchased as new, old stock.

Here is a wonderful silver rose quartz ring by the popular Finnish silversmithy Kultaseppa Salovaara, who were based in Turku from 1955 to 1988.  The rose quartz ball is held in the grip of a modernist claw setting.  This design is featured in Fred Rezazadeh's seminal book ' Collectible Silver Jewelry'. The band is open at the back and is adjustable.  

Have you seen the matching bangle, item 1374 ? 

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 fabulous crumple-cast Stering silver ring by the renowned Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard.  The design is reminiscient of the Lapponia style. 

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 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 nice Sterling amber ring by the Danish amber specialist, Einer Fehrn (see bio). 

Here is a simple, elegant ring by Algot Enevoldsen, th Danish silversmith whose family developed the Pandora brand.  Two silver bands are fused at the front, which sports a small gold ring encircling a small silver ball.

Here is a Sterling silver ring in an unusual modernist design. It was probably created by Wartkes Kirokossian, registered in Copenhagen since 1975.

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 Sterling silver ring with a pierced pattern on the front half of the ring. It was made by the renowned contemporary Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard (see bio)