Danish jewellery and watches: the houses to know
Danish jewellery abroad starts with Georg Jensen, who opened his silversmithy in Copenhagen in 1904 and had shops in Berlin, London and New York by 1924. Pandora, founded in Copenhagen in 1982, now sells its jewellery in more than 100 countries.
Jewellery houses
Rings, necklaces and bracelets from Danish jewellers.
Pandora The Copenhagen jewellery company known for its charm bracelets, sold in more than 100 countries.Works: Compose earrings
Georg Jensen The Copenhagen silversmithy founded in 1904, known for its jewellery, hollowware and cutlery in silver, to designs from Georg Jensen himself to Torun and Henning Koppel.Works: Daisy, Moonlight Grapes, Mobius
Trollbeads The Copenhagen maker of beads in silver, gold and glass that are threaded one by one onto bracelets and necklaces.Works: Faces, Fantasy Necklace, People's Bead
Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Fine jewellery in 18 carat gold, diamonds and gemstones, designed by the Lynggaard family and made in Hellerup, north of Copenhagen, since 1963.Works: The Elephant collection, The Lotus collection, The Leaves collection, The Snakes collection
Sophie Bille Brahe The Copenhagen fine jewellery house of the goldsmith Sophie Bille Brahe, known for diamonds and pearls set in gold.Works: Ensemble Ocean, Collier de Tennis Royal, Boucle Ensemble
Maria Black The Copenhagen house of the goldsmith Maria Black, known for sculptural jewellery and piercings in recycled silver and 14 carat gold.
Julie Sandlau A Danish jewellery house, making jewellery since 2002, that designs gold and silver jewellery with diamonds and pearls in Denmark and makes it in its own workshop in Vietnam.
Anpé Atelier A Copenhagen jewellery house founded by Line Jacobsen, known for gold rings and earrings set with clusters of coloured natural gemstones.
Elhanati The Copenhagen jewellery house of the designer Orit Elhanati, known for hand-textured rings, earrings and chains in 18 carat gold.Works: The Rock Ring, The Sun Ring, Oceania Earrings
KINRADEN A Copenhagen jewellery house that makes its pieces by hand from recycled 18 carat gold, sterling silver and mpingo wood, to designs by the architect Sarah Emilie Müllertz.
LIÉ STUDIO A Copenhagen accessories house started by the twins Amalie and Cecilie Moosgaard, best known for everyday jewellery in silver and gold.
Jane Kønig A Copenhagen jewellery house founded by the goldsmith Jane Kønig in 1989, known for graphic pieces in silver and gold with pearls and stones.
Monies Copenhagen jewellery house founded in 1973, making sculptural pieces from horn, wood, stone, shell, fossils, amber and pearls
Olga Bonne Jewellery made by hand in Copenhagen by Olga Bonne since 2013, in 18 and 22 carat gold, drawing on Greek and Roman myth and antiquity.Works: Dionysus earring, Acropolis pendant, Swan Ring, Aphrodite earring
Shamballa Jewels The Copenhagen house of the brothers Mads and Mikkel Kornerup, known for braided bracelets of gold beads, diamond pavé beads and gemstones.Works: Flip Lock Cuff, Nyima Cuff, SHAMBALLA Braided Bracelet, SHAMBALLA Invisible Setting
