Georg Jensen Brooch 18k Gold

$5,750.00


Georg Jensen
1990s
18K Yellow Gold
36.8 grams
2" x 2"
Georg Jensen, 750, 18K, #1335

An amazing Georg Jensen brooch made of 18k gold.

The brooch is designed as a geometrical bow. It’s greatly crafted out of the flat, high-polished gold elements. The bottom part has three layers staged on top of one another. The center is “folded” to create a soft material effect. The top part has two layers tucked in under the bottom. 

This gold Georg Jensen brooch is a minimalism perfection that easily makes a great statement being seemingly modest. It will elevate your business attire or became a good companion for a party.

 

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    About Georg Jensen brand

    Danish silversmith and designer Georg Jensen based his vision on pure elegance and impecable craftsmanship. This 

    Georg Jensen started his apprenticeship at a goldsmith workshop at age 14. After he learned how to work with metals and studying sculpture, in 1904 he opened his own studio that later turned into a factory. Georg Jensen’s silverware quickly achieved great commercial success. Being recognized for the high quality pieces, Jensen became the first silvermaker who was able to build a profitable business out of selling silverware. He expanded his sales abroad, again very successfully. Soon after Jensen started to design steel cutlery. That was another revolutionary and profitable move by the maker. 

    During its century long history, from making tableware to creating jewelry and watches, the brand represents the highest quality standards. While Jensen design carries the distinct Art Nouveau influence, his pieces always look contemporary. Architectural, flowing, sensual lines of Jensen’s creations are immediately recognizable. He started from giving a timeless and artistic touch to the practical items. This approach has been extended up to today’s designes singed by Georg Jensen.

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    In the industry, different sellers and makers have different opinions on the time period when vintage jewels were made. Here at Nadine Krakov, we consider vintage as anything being made between 50 and 100 years ago. Therefore, all jewelry produced from 1930 to 1980 called vintage. This time frame comprises of Art DecoRetro and Mid-Century styles.

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    Vintage pieces were mostly made by hand or at least hand-finished while modern jewels are mainly cast. As the lifestyle back in the days was much slower, jewelry makers literally had more time in their hands. Skilled craftsmen honed their craft and reputation. They couldn’t allow a flimsy, poorly done piece to ruin that. Mass market jewelry didn’t exist at that time. Each little detail of a piece was executed thoughtfully and with the high quality in mind.

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