Architectural processes and methodologies have been used to develop a ‘wearable architecture’ with impressive results. The work is driven by the explorative potential of CAD/CAM technologies that facilitate the visualization of complex and fluid shapes in relation to the body.

Inspired by imperfection, disorderly twisted yarns and fibres are captured through a unique series of processes and formed into distinctive sculptural rings and bangles, all in gold and silver plate. Textures offer a contrast to sharp geometric forms in four finger rings and earrings.

Bold, innovative handmade jewellery collection of melted metal aesthetic, debuts with sterling silver.

This is a new range of jewels – out of the normal standard of preciousness – where the value of the object is given by the personality of the wearer.

Inspired by architecture and urban life 22 studio produce items made of cement and stainless steel.

More than ten years went by before the talented Danish gold smith Lina Christensen, who was an apprentice at Georg Jensen, debuted with her very first piece of jewellery – the EXTRA Bangle. Georg Jensen extends the EXTRA Collection with three new pieces.

A unique necklace clasp, designed to attract attention. Its simplicity and elaborate detailing transorms the necklace lock system to a piece of jewellery itself.

Georg Jensen joins forces with Rising Fashion Star Ole Yde to present the new Reversible Daisy Collection during Copenhagen Fashion Week.
For decades the DAISY Collection has endured as Scandinavian jewellery favourite. In 2008 the DAISY Collection was launched globally and now Georg Jensen takes the Daisy Icon into a whole new era by presenting the reversible DAISY Collection.

This collection is a handmade production made in Iceland and all pieces are made out of silver.