Marianne Berg Ring Designed for Uni David-Andersen bracelets The vessel and chain have

The vessel and chain have a beautiful patina that adds to the drama of the necklace

In 1968 Royal Copenhagen bought the Michelsen company and this ring is a result of the merger of two great Danish companies

Tone Vigeland (1938-2024) is one of the most important Norwegian studio jewelers of the 20th century

although the place where the stitches are currently located will probably be somewhat visible

horn jewelry "started with bull or mountain goat horns

Marianne Berg Ring Designed for Uni David-Andersen bracelets The vessel and chain haveThis showstopping sterling ring by Norwegian designer Marianne Berg swoops up the finger and features a pattern of silver balls along its top, with patination around them. Berg designed this ring for for the workshop of Uni David Andersen. It comes with its original box and pamphlet from the Uni David Andersen workshop. Marianne Berg (1935 ) is a modernist jeweler known for her work from the 1960s through the 80s. She worked for the David Andersen