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Here is a very rare set by the Danish silversmiths Grethe and Erik Pade, who opened their workshop in Espergærde (near Helsingør) in 1976.  A knotted string of gold embellishes the otherwise simple design of the Sterling silver ring and hoops, which have posts for pierced ears. 

Here is a very large, sculptural Sterling silver ring  by the leading Finnish company of Lapponia (see bio).  it features the iconic trademark folded silver, silky smooth surface.  Open shank will allow a small adjustment of size. 

Here is a wonderful Sterling silver ring by the acclaimed Finnish silversmith Matti Hyvarinen for his company Sirokoru (see bio)  . It is silky smooth on one side of the swirl, polished on the other. 

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

Here is a fabulous Sterling silver ring by the Danish master silversmith Niels Erik From (bio).  The ring features his earlyt iconic daisy and leaves design which enclose a malachite cabochon,

Here is a fabulous Sterling silver ring by the Danish modernist master, Niels Erik From (see bio). The top of the ring has been crumpled, continuing into the top of the band, and there is a small piece of amber nestling inside the top. 

Here's a strictly simple amber ring by the Danish modernist silversmith Niels Erik From (see bio). The rectangular design could even be called masculine, 

Here is a magnificent Sterling silver rose quartz ring by the Danish master silversmith Niels Erik From (see bio).  The oval cabochon cut stone is set in a substantial frame, hollowed to reduce weight.  The ring band is slightly misshapen and has been cut, doubtless to allow an adjustment to a different finger size. 

Here is a fabulous silver and  amber ring made from local amber on the German Baltic peninsula of Fischland. It bears the maker's initials of PB, possibly Danish maker/importer 

Here is a nice silver modernist ring with an open back, probably made in Germany

This large, striking silver-tone ring with amethyst pebbles was handmade by Wiggers , a mid-century  Danish jewellery company 

Here is a dramatic brutalist ring harbouring a large polished amethyst pebble, purchased in Denmark.   There are no marks on it to indicate the metal or the maker, and it was probably probably a one-off. For very small finger

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Here is a nice crumple cast silver ring by the Danish silversmithy Bent Larsen Design, based in Ejby (Funen) from 1971 to 91. 

Here is a nice Sterling silver ring complete with an oval slice of onyx. It was commissioned by the Danish company GIFA (Guldsmedenes Indkøbsforening) who were registered from 1959 to 94. 

Here is a solid Sterling silver ring made of a single wire coiled into a knot and ring form. It was made by the contemporary Danish silversmithy of Scrouples, based just outside the Jutland city of Aarhus

Here is a fabulous Sterling silver ring comprising an outer polished band and an inserted folded and textured section.  It was made by the Danish company Plaza Ure og Smykker. based just outside Copenhagen since 1997.

Here is nice Sterling silver modernist ring by the Danish silversmith Henning Munnecke, whose workshop was registered from  1953 to 73.  It features a strictly simple rectangular top of abalone, a design which was also (first?) produced by the Danish abalone specialists, Palle Bisgaard and Arne Johansen.

Here's a superb modernist Sterling silver ring by the Danish silversmith M.P. Christoffersen, whose workshop in Nykøbing on the island of Falster was registered from 1971 to 2008. 

Here is a dainty Sterling silver ring featuring a tiny clear stone. It was made by the contemporary Danish silversmithy of Scrouples, based just outside the Jutland city of Aarhus

Here is a substantial Strling silver ring.  It was made by the contemporary Danish silversmithy of Scrouples, based just outside the Jutland city of Aarhus

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 gorgeous Sterling silver-gilt ring by the contemporary Danish silversmith Jens Johannes Aagaard (see Bio).    The ring is in pristine condition, probably new old stock, and features three delicate flowers, each with a central clear stone, possibly diamonds.. So sweet.

Here is a fascinating silver ring by the contemporary Danish silversmithy of Jens Johannes Aagaard (See Bio).  The design comprises a textured band of silver  with a band of gold folding from the side to the front ,  where it opens to reveal a clear stone.  This looks a bit like an eye or a serpent's head. 

Here is a substantial Sterling silver freeform 'loop' ring by the contemporary Danish silversmithy of Jens Johannes Aagaard. 

Here is a nice Sterling silver ring from the workshop of the Danish silversmithy Jens Johannes Aagaard.  It has a silky satin finish and is embellished with a single diamond-cut clear stone.  It is probably new old stock and is in unworn condition. 

Here is a fabulous ring by the prolific Danish silversmith Herman Siersbøl (see bio). The  silver-gilt rocky, sculptural centrepiece is set raised up from the smooth round silver frame. 

Here's a fabulous Sterling silver ring by the Danish modernist silversmith Thor Selzer, who qualified in 1946 and had his own studio from 1957 until the end of lis life in 1989.  He also designed for Georg Jensen.  Fits small finger

Here is a gorgeous little painted enamel flower ring, in an adult finger size, by the leading Norwegian silversmithy, David-Andersen (see bio)

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 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 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 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. 

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 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, 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

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 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.

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 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.