Here is a lovely Sterling silver ring by Björn Weckström for the leading Finnish company of Lapponia. It is called 'Styks'.  It bears the Lapponia trademark of folded silver with a silky smooth surface 

Here is a very large, sculptural Sterling silver ring called 'Sagitta'  by Björn Weckström for the leading Finnish company of Lapponia

This large Strling silver ring is a superb example of the iconic Karl Laine designs for Finnfeelings, with a rock large crystal nestling within the  textured-edged smooth-topped silver crescent surround.

Here is a rare opportunity to buy this fabulous 4 dishes ring by the esteemed and innovative Finnish silversmith Elis Kauppi for his company Kupittaan Kulta. 

Here is a fabulous bronze ring by the renowned Finnish artist Hannu Ikonen. Ikonen worked both in silver and bronze, producing for the Finnish company Valo-Koru. His pieces do not bear a personal mark, but his designs are unmistakable and the 'reindeer moss' pieces have become iconic. 

Here is an interesting bronze ring by the Finnish designer Pentti Sarpaneva (see bio).  The design of this cuboid is based on Karelian embroidery patterns, and is part of series called 'pitsi'.   Adjustable size

Here is a rare ring in bronze with a turquoise ball by K E Palmberg, the lead designer for the Swedish company Alton (see bio) . The ring has a split band, so will adjust to several sizes

Here is an innovative design by Karl Erik Palmberg, who was lead designer for the Swedish smithy Alton in the 1950s to 1970s. Apologies, but the materials are a real mystery. Split shank, adjustable size

Here is a magnificent crystal ring by the Danish modernist master silversmith Niels Erik From. The facetted stone is set in a silver tube which is mounted on a strong silver ring raised above the sturdy ring shank.

Here is a fabulous, large Sterling silver ring by the Danish modernist master Niels Erik From (see bio).  It features a very large polished variegated jasper stone.  It also has a split shank to allow the ring to be adjusted to several finger sizes. 

This magnificent folded Sterling silver was designed in the workshop of the renowned Danish silversmithy Hans Hansen (see bio), and was made either there or by Georg Jensen shortly after their takeover in 1991. 

Here is an extremely rare 1930s  'Future' Sterling silver ring by Karl Gustav Hansen,(see bio for Hans Hansen) 

Here is a lovely Sterling silver ball ring by the innovative Danish silversmith Karl Gustav Hansen, who took over from his father Hans Hansen at the age of 25 in 1940. 

Here is a fabulous modernist ring by the renowned Danish silversmith Bent Knudsen (see bio) for the Danish silversmithy Hans Hansen (see bio). 

Here is a wonderfully sleek and substantial assymetric sterling silver ring by Nanna Ditzel for the Danish silversmithy Georg Jensen. Nanna  Ditzel (1923-2005) was the first woman to design for Jensen, starting in 1954 with her husband Jørgen,

Lene Munthe opened her own workshop in 1980 but simultaneously started designing for Georg Jensen,  This very wearable Sterling silver ring was one of a series of rings,brooch, bracelet and necklace using this bead design.

Classically elegant Starling silver ring with hematite cabochon by Harald Nielsen for Georg Jensen.  It was designed in the 1920s and is supplied in the original box.

 Here is a fabulous brutalist silvertone ring, featuring a rough amethyst set in a silvery mould and surrounded by a spiral of the same material.  It was made by Dansk Smykkekunst, a prolific maker of costume jewellery in the last quarter of the 20th century.

Here is a wonderful midcentury silver ring by the Danish silversmith partnership  Erikson & Kromann, whose workshop in Copenhagen was registered fro 1946 to 67.  The central silver cabochon is raised high above the ring shaft and is encircled by four fish, gently curving around the ring. 

Here is a substantial Sterling silver ring in a modern design reminiscient of the ring by Nana Ditzel for Georg Jensen.  It was made by the contemporary Danish silversmith Søren Borup, based in  Præstø , Zealand, since 1965.

Here is a lovely Sterling silver abalone shell ring  which was made by the esteemed Danish silversmith Chr.Veilskov, who worked in Copenhagen from 1963 to 86.. It is slightly curved at the ends, making it very comfortable to wear.

Here is a fabulous Sterling silver ring in great condition by the illustrious Danish silversmith Bernhard Hertz, established 1893 and taken over by Lund of Copenhagen in 2007.

Here is a, large and elegant Sterling silver ring by the esteemed Danish silversmith Carl Ove Frydensberg, who worked in Copenhagen from 1949 to 82.  It features a large oval amethyst-coloured stone

Mogens Bjørn Andersen was born in 1911 and died in 2014 as the last member of the innovative generation of silversmiths who qualified in the 1930s. A contemporary of Hans Hansen, Mogens Bjørn Andersen was apprenticed to Georg Jensen, graduating in 1934. He concentrated on the design and production of hollowware and individual commissions for church silver and jewellery.  This ring was given to my daughter in the 1990s when he became a family friend. 

The design of this Sterling silver ring is quite innovative.  The outer loop and the ring band are oxidised, whereas the inner loop is polished silver.  It was made by the contemporary Danish silversmithy Scrouples, based outside Aarhus since 1983.  

Here is a delightful silver ring from Denmark. It features the stylised foliage and tendrils which were so mainstream in the middle of the 20th century. There are no maker's marks

Here is a nice twisted Sterling silver ring which was made by the contemporary Danish silversmithy Scrouples, based outside Aarhus since 1983

Here is a gorgeous Sterling silver ring by the contemporary Danish silversmithy Scrouples, based just outside Aarhus. The design reflects the Danish predeliction for understatement, with a tiny bit of bling. The simple double banded ring (welded together) features a tiny crystal or diamond on one band and a gold ball on the other. 

Here is a nice Viking style ring in Sterling silver. It was made by Museums Kopi Smykker, the Danish company which specialises in producing true replicas of archaeological finds. It is still on sale, no 424 in their catalogue, costing £75 (incl VAT) and described as an example of a mass produced product featuring a stamped pattern. 

Here is a fabulous, simple ring, possibly a Viking copy, but unfortunately with no identification marks that I can find. The braided silver wire has been oxidised, and the ring is enhansed with a gold band. 

Here is a substantial Sterling silver ring by the Danish silversmith Erik Poul Fenster, who worked in Hellerup (a suburb of Copenhagen) from 1951 to 97. This very long ring is set with an opaque dark green polished stone.

Here is a beautiful silver in the Danish mid-century Deco style by the Danish silversmith Kurt Dehli, who worked from 1945 to 1973. 

Here is a delightful silver modernist ring by the esteemed Danish silversmith Carl Ove Frydensberg, whose studio in Copenhagen was registered from 1949 to 82.  The ring band is flat, and is set with two small blue cabochons., possibly of glass.

This striking ring was wrought from a single silver wire and soldered together at the back of the band and the ends of the loops. I purchased it in Denmark, but  as it unfortunately bears neither the silver nor the maker's mark, it may be the work of an amateur. 

Here is a dramatic oxidised Sterling silver ring by the Danish silversmith Bent Larsen, based in Ejby since 1991. The ring band broadens and curves towards the front , where it is open, and where the two tips of the band are unoxidised bright silver. 

Here is a lovely Sterling silver ring by the Danish designer Andreas Mikkelsen (see bio).  Mikkelsen was employed by Georg Jensen where he rose to the position of Managing Director in the late 20th Century.  He also became a proficient designer of jewellery, many of which were incorporated into the Jensen catalogue. 

Here is a nice Sterling silver ring in great condition y the illustrious Danish silversmith Bernhard Hertz, established 1893 and taken over by Lund of Copenhagen in 2007  The round band features a tightly coiled gold wire, in a style reminsicient of that produced by Rauff. 

Here is a fabulous modernist Sterling silver ring, rising high above the shank, purchased in Denmark but with no maker's mark. 

Here is a classically elegant Sterling silver hematite ring, probably by Dansk Smykke Industri, registered in Copenhagen in the 1950s. 

Here is a gorgeous Sterling silver wavy ring with sodalite inserts by the popular Danish silversmithy Dansk Smykkekunst (1973 -2000). 

Here is a lovely amber silver ring by the Danish silversmith Ib Mygind , registered in the Jutland town of Thisted  between 1964 and 2001. This ring was produced in collaboration with producer on the German Baltic peninsula of Fischland.

Here is a charming Sterling silver ring by the Danish modernist master, Niels Erik From (see bio). The round ring is in one of From's instantly recognisable classic designs and features a lovely amber cabochon set in an oxidised dish

Here is a fabulous Sterling silver ring by the Danish modernist master, Niels Erik From (see bio).  I can't do this ring justice with a verbal description, the photos say it better.

Here is a fabulous and truly innovative Sterling silver ring by the contemporary Danish silversmithy Scrouples. I believe this is new 'old stock'.

Here is a very beautiful pearl set into a Sterling silver ring of typical Danish midcentury style, purchased in Denmark. The ring shank is slightly textured.:   The maker's mark has been rubbed into illegibility.