FUSION - GEORG JENSEN 18 K GOLD - 2 RINGS - NIB

18 karat solid gold

the ring is composed of two parts

a plain light gold (yellow gold) end ring and a plain white gold end ring

this ring is available in almost all sizes

this auction is for the smaller sizes - i have another auction running for larger sizes

the georg jensen ring size is available from size 48 to size 58
(circumference in millimeters) 


equivalent to these sizes:

from size 15.2 to size 18.5 (mm in diameter)


from size 4½ to size 8 ½ (us) = from size i to size Q (British) = from size 8 to size 18 (japan)

when you have purchased a fusion ring please send me the ring size you want

the design is fusion by georg jensen designer nina koppel

the ring is crafted from solid 18 karat gold

width of the ring is approx. 8 mm. = 5/16 inch

stamps are georg jensen post 1945

condition is new and unused

a design from georg jensen in copenhagen, denmark

the ring comes in the original georg jensen ring box

we carry all possible combinations of fusion rings

light gold, red gold, white gold

light gold with diamonds, red gold with diamonds, white gold with diamonds 

georg jensen - the founder of the danish silver tradition

The unique tradition founded by Georg Jensen represents a connection between the triumphs of the European Arts & Crafts movement and the generation of Danish artists that were active as the 19th century turned into the 20th


The name Georg Jensen is synonymous with modern high quality silver today


In 1888 Georg Jensen was in his twenties and a student of sculpture at the Royal Danish Academy of Arts in Copenhagen


He was already at this time a talented goldsmith


Five years later he was hired as a silver smith at the royal jeweler Michelsen's workshop


After further studying in Italy and France Jensen established himself in Copenhagen, initially as a ceramic artist


Having been praised greatly for some works of Art Nouveau inspired jewelry he had created besides his ceramic work, he finally opened his silver smithy in Copenhagen in 1904


There he soon embarked on a fruitful teamwork with Johan Rohde who already then had created works of such great elegance that they have yet to be surpassed


Jensen's own works were powerful, exquisite and eye-catching, inspired by the swirling and highly aesthetic Art Nouveau patterns of the time


After a number of years Georg Jensen had built up a team of loyal and highly talented designers and the company's silver works gained international recognition as works of art and objects of modern luxury sublime enough for comparison with the greatest historical artifacts


Georg Jensen silver today remains second to none in terms of perfection of design and craftsmanship and constitutes a tradition that seems to remain a solid foundation beneath more passing trends and tendencies