Ole Bjørn Krüger. Seven unique brooches in glazed stoneware in different colors.

Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007), Danish sculptor and ceramicist. Four unique brooches in glazed stoneware in shades of blue and yellow. 1960s/70s. In excellent condition. Partially stam...

Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007), Danish sculptor and ceramic artist. Seven unique brooches in glazed stoneware in blue and green shades. From the 1960s/70s. In excellent condition. Part...

Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007), Danish sculptor and ceramic artist. Seven unique brooches in glazed stoneware in blue and green shades. From the 1960s/70s. In excellent condition. Part...

Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007), Danish sculptor and ceramicist. Eight unique brooches in glazed stoneware in shades of green. 1960s/70s. In excellent condition. Partially stamped "Denm...

Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007), Danish sculptor and ceramic artist. Seven unique brooches in glazed stoneware in blue and various colors. From the 1960s/70s. In excellent condition. Pa...

Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007), Danish sculptor and ceramicist. Six unique brooches in glazed stoneware in shades of yellow and brown. 1960s/70s. In excellent condition. Partially stam...

C.1990 brooch with an ornate Old World style reminiscent of Edwardian jewelry. The bronze tone metal base is embellished with deep green and amber enameling and features two dangling drops accented by green and amber crystal stones. Outfitted with straight pin and safety ring closure. Unsigned though well made with quality details. The design and style is similar to Heidi Daus jewelry...

"Sunshine" brooch in 14K gold and pearls designed by Björn Weckström for Lapponia. Manufactured in 1970 (R7). Size 45 x 25mm. Weight 9g. Described in the book "Björn Weckström" (Design Museum 2003) on page 294. Very good condition, no carvings. In 1963 Björn Weckström started co-operation with jewelry manufacturer Kruunu-Koru Oy (later Lapponia Jewelry) and its owner Pekka Anttila. Weckström became company’s designer and art director. In 1965 Weckström took part in the International Jewelry Contest in Rio de Janeiro, where his yellowgold and tourmaline necklace “Flowering wall” won the Grand Prix. Through this distinguished award, the company received worldwide recognition, launching Lapponia’s international success. His designs have been in continuous production with Lapponia ever since. Probably the best-known piece of Weckström’s jewelry is necklace Planetoid Valleys...

Jääriite " brooch in 14K gold and pearls designed by Björn Weckström for Lapponia. Manufactured in 1967 (O7). Size 30*20mm. Weight 8g. The part where the beads move. Great effect when wearing jewelry on the chest. Very good condition, no carvings. In 1963 Björn Weckström started co-operation with jewelry manufacturer Kruunu-Koru Oy (later Lapponia Jewelry) and its owner Pekka Anttila. Weckström became company’s designer and art director. In 1965 Weckström took part in the International Jewelry Contest in Rio de Janeiro, where his yellowgold and tourmaline necklace “Flowering wall” won the Grand Prix. Through this distinguished award, the company received worldwide recognition, launching Lapponia’s international success. His designs have been in continuous production with Lapponia ever since. Probably the best-known piece of Weckström’s jewelry is necklace Planetoid Valleys...

Hand made oval brooch measuring 34 mm x 22 mm Set in Platinum and 18 carat Yellow Gold With 12 pearls 2.7 mm in diameter and encrusted with 36 Rose-cut diamonds Art Nouveau, circa 19...

Björn Weckström, Brooch "Kide ja Lovi", 14K gold with Smoky Quartz. Lapponia Crystal and Notch Gold 585, smoky quartz, 1966 (N7), gross 16 g Brooch in 14K gold, Designed by Björn W...

Aquarius Brooch in 14K gold and Aquamarine by Björn Weckström for Lapponia. Manufactured in 1972. Size 30 x 30mm. Weight 12.1g. Nice Scandinavian Desing. The so-called Magic of Lapland. Made in Finland. Very good condition, no carvings. In 1963 Björn Weckström started co-operation with jewelry manufacturer Kruunu-Koru Oy (later Lapponia Jewelry) and its owner Pekka Anttila. Weckström became company’s designer and art director. In 1965 Weckström took part in the International Jewelry Contest in Rio de Janeiro, where his yellowgold and tourmaline necklace “Flowering wall” won the Grand Prix. Through this distinguished award, the company received worldwide recognition, launching Lapponia’s international success. His designs have been in continuous production with Lapponia ever since. Probably the best-known piece of Weckström’s jewelry is necklace Planetoid Valleys...