Björn Weckström, "Man i cosmos", a Sterling Silver and Acrylic Ring 2012

Silver and Acrylic Finland Björn Weckström Lapponia "Waterworld" Necklace Lapponia 2002. The old warehouse of the goldsmith's shop. Unused jewelry. Age 22 years. Includes Lapponia J...

Silver and Acrylic Björn Weckström Lapponia 1973 Finland Nectaris Necklace Lenght with pendant 38cm, Height of the pendant 4.2cm, Width of the pendant 2.0cm Rough matt surfaces, unc...

Silver Finland Björn Weckström Lapponia Necklace Helsinki Finland 1974 925H Sterling Silver Height of pendant 55 mm, length of chain 75 cm The most distinct period of material boun...

Silver Finland Björn Weckström Lapponia Scarabeo Necklace Helsinki Finland 2001 Unused, old stock In original bag The most distinct period of material bound design in Bjorn Weckstrom's production,are the series of 25 sculptures in acrylic resin, created in 1971-1973. They are inspired by a protest against the kinetic, "noisy" art of the time. Artists like Tinguely, Kovac etc., were going as far as creating sculptures able to self-destruct, highlighting the need to create something immobile, unconditional and lasting. The self-lit sculptures...

Björn Weckström, "Corona", a sterling silver and acrylic necklace. Lapponia 1977. Length 37 cm. Width 31 mm. Total weight 92.6 g. In 1963 Björn Weckström started co-operation wit...

Björn Weckström Lapponia. Wristwatch Protos Battery clock. The old warehouse of the goldsmith's shop. A nice unused watch. Comes with an original Lapponian jewelry bag. The watch was...

Bjorn Weckstrom for Lapponia sterling silver with blue acrylic 'stone' entitled Kohoutek. Ring was first designed in 1973, this is a reissue created in the year 2000. Signed with F...

A very fine modernist sterling silver ring. By Björn Weckström. With a layered cubist or Brutalist surface and a wide shank open on one side. Weckström's work as designer and art ...

Silver ring by Björn Weckström, Lapponia, Finland Fully hallmarked: 925 : Sterling silver W : Lapponia Jewelry logo (tall spiked crown shape) Crown in...

This is the very rare Modernist "Man In Cosmos" Ring by Finnish jewelry designer Björn Weckström for Lapponia in Acrylic Crystal and Sterling Silver. The classic Mid Century brutalist piece was designed in the 1970s for Lapponia Jewelry in Finland and made in Helsinki. The adjustable size ring is Acrylic with bubbles and has a silver figure with outstretched arms inside of the acrylic bubble. The ring has the undulating brutalist naturalistic forms that characterize the masterworks of Weckstrom and Lapponia along with the extraordinary bubble design! It is absolutely magical. Bjorn Weckstrom's pieces define Scandinavian modernism. They are exquisitely designed and timeless. This classic ring is one of the greats by a master artisan of the 20th Century. The ring is adjustable and is currently a size 6 US. The ring is adjustable by gently bending the silver shank. Acrylic diameter: 1 1/8 inches, 27mm Impressed Marks: FINLAND, Manufacturer´s mark Lapponia. 925 Designer name Björn. Date mark - I cannot decipher. Björn Weckström: Björn Weckström was the first designer who radically combined silver and acrylic in jewelry. His silver-acrylic ring achieved international attention when Yoko Ono was filmed wearing it on the Dick Cavett Show in 1975. Weckstrom masterworks are characterized by rough matt surfaces, uncut semi-precious stones and asymmetrical forms. His inspiration comes often from nature. When working in silver, Weckström can for example portray the snowy, Finnish winter landscape with its frozen lakes. Weckström considers jewelry as an art form and his designs as miniature sculptures. 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 which Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) wore in George Lucas’ film Star Wars in 1977. We have just returned from Finland with a wonderful collection of Finnish MId Century Modernist Jewelry...

This ring, which is made out of lacquered bronze, is called Klimm and is part of the "Flame Bronze Collection". Its surface shifts between brushed and golden, shiny bronze. The shaft...

A very fine Finnish Modernist ring. By Björn Weckström. In 14k yellow gold with a textured cubist surface and with a bezel set with an unpol...