Vintage asymmetrical Silver Ring by Swedish master Rey Urban Made Year 1976

This sterling silver cuff bracelet features a broad, slightly curved band with deliberately uneven, slightly tapered ends, enhancing its artisanal charm. Its surface displays a textu...

A simple but yet refined bracelet made by one of Swedens best silversmith ever, Rey Urban. This one is made 1982. This sterling silver bangle has a beautiful hammered and glossy surf...

These five sterling silver bangles have a matt and partly hammered surface. They may be described as simple, smart and fashionable and they can be worn at the office, in school or fo...

This 18 karat gold bracelet is made of oval double links which are linked together with small gold rings. The links have a matte and brushed surface. T...

Presenting Yianni Creations Midas Collection handmade artisan ring from fine silver 950 purity plated with palladium to resist elements. Liquid edges are decorated with a thick overl...

Introducing Yianni Creations Midas Collection handmade artisan ring from fine silver 950 purity plated with palladium to resist the elements. Liquid edges are decorated with an overl...

A fine vintage silver ring. In sterling silver. Attributed to Norway Designs (most well known for the work produced under their banner by the PLUS w...

Recalling some early-mid-century modernist one-of-a-kind unsigned silver jewelry featuring delicate kinetic parts, tiny forged balls, and thin-wire work by American metal-worker Harry Bertoia, this aged silver unsigned spiraled wire open ring with essentially 3 bands is structured with 3 silver beads forged on both ends and in the center that are notably misaligned. The additional 5 among the 8 balls are kinetic for sliding, but only from one end to the fixed central ball. The subtle asymmetrical design encourages the wearer to think about the single ball--that is identical to the others--that will always remain isolated, unlike mindlessly toying with a traditional "fidget" ring or bracelet. For insight, view the early silver rings and wire brooches by the artist found in the online catalogue raisonne assembled by the Harry Bertoia Foundation, which may authenticate his unsigned jewelry for a fee that was prohibitive to us while we offer it for sale. Do not overlook his circa-1940 mens-size aluminum 3-sectioned open ring topped with 3 rows of 5 adjacent small matching geometric shapes, nor his circa-1943 spiraled-wire hatpin with 3 white beads, which share significant aesthetics with our inch-diameter ring including the numeric 1-3-5-8 elements. Unlike the ring that we found, those unsigned Bertoia pieces have documented provenance. Comparatively, another 1stDibs dealer is currently offering an unauthenticated early-Bertoia-style silver wire pendant...