Georg Jensen Jewelry
The Georg Jensen Company is a company that offers fine silversmith related jewelry and is located in New York. The Real Georg Jensen is of Danish decent and the products created by this company are known the world over as the standard in the industry when it comes to silversmith products and other fine crafted silver items made with a special flair that has made them renown the word over and desired by anyone in the market for a finely crafted silver piece.
What is amazing is that, even today, some of the early styles utilized by the company and the silversmiths employed at that time are still being made today and remain a mainstay of the companies design. They have been improved and changed slightly to keep up with trends. But for the majority of the early designs, they remain mostly identical to the original ones in the early days of the craft.
One thing that is somewhat unique in the jewelry world is that not only are the craftsmen here encouraged to think outside the box and make new designed, they are credited with them and they get full name recognition. What that means that the actual designers name will be associated forever with that design.
Over the early years Georg Jensen learned his craft and honed it to the fine level that would allow him to become world renown and then in the early spring of 1904 at the age of 37 he started his business out on his own and was the proud owner of his own silversmith business.
In the early years of his existence the young silversmith made most of his sales out of the same shop where they were produced. He also spent a lot of time collaborating with other young designers.
As his success began to grow in the fine silver jewelry arena he began to expand out into making what is called hollowware. These include coffee and tea services and the like and these are still a mainstay of the company to this very day.
As things progressed and the workload became heavier, the financial drains became fairly heavy and around the year 1916 which he solved by making his company public under the name of Georg Jensen Silversmithy LTD and offer up shares of stock in his company to investors looking to share in the wealth of the company and allowing an influx of financial capitol from which to operate.
Georg Jensen died in 1935 but his legacy lives on to this very day in the designs that embody those early years and are visible in rings, necklaces, rings and most any other form of jewelry including women and men’s pieces and accessories.
Silversmith work is a timeless craft which has left a lasting impression on countless millions of people who have found the designs to be tasteful and complimentary to the styles of the day whether they are searching for elegance or simplicity the style will always be welcome and desireable.
FINE JEWELRY GEORG JENSEN TIFFANY CARTIER BULGARI WEBB
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Georg Jensen Jewelry (Published in Association with the Bard Graduate Centre for Studies in the Decorative Arts, Design and Culture)
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The Danish silversmith Georg Jensen (1866â1935) first established a worldwide reputation as a designer of flatware, hollowware, and jewelry in the arts and crafts idiom of the early twentieth century, then went on to become a foremost international designer of elegant and refined silver creations in the modernist style...
The Georg Jensen Company is a company that offers fine silversmith related jewelry and is located in New York. The Real Georg Jensen is of Danish decent and the products created by this company are known the world over as the standard in the industry when it comes to silversmith products and other fine crafted silver items made with a special flair that has made them renown the word over and desired by anyone in the market for a finely crafted silver piece.
What is amazing is that, even today, some of the early styles utilized by the company and the silversmiths employed at that time are still being made today and remain a mainstay of the companies design. They have been improved and changed slightly to keep up with trends. But for the majority of the early designs, they remain mostly identical to the original ones in the early days of the craft.
One thing that is somewhat unique in the jewelry world is that not only are the craftsmen here encouraged to think outside the box and make new designed, they are credited with them and they get full name recognition. What that means that the actual designers name will be associated forever with that design.
Over the early years Georg Jensen learned his craft and honed it to the fine level that would allow him to become world renown and then in the early spring of 1904 at the age of 37 he started his business out on his own and was the proud owner of his own silversmith business.
In the early years of his existence the young silversmith made most of his sales out of the same shop where they were produced. He also spent a lot of time collaborating with other young designers.
As his success began to grow in the fine silver jewelry arena he began to expand out into making what is called hollowware. These include coffee and tea services and the like and these are still a mainstay of the company to this very day.
As things progressed and the workload became heavier, the financial drains became fairly heavy and around the year 1916 which he solved by making his company public under the name of Georg Jensen Silversmithy LTD and offer up shares of stock in his company to investors looking to share in the wealth of the company and allowing an influx of financial capitol from which to operate.
Georg Jensen died in 1935 but his legacy lives on to this very day in the designs that embody those early years and are visible in rings, necklaces, rings and most any other form of jewelry including women and men’s pieces and accessories.
Silversmith work is a timeless craft which has left a lasting impression on countless millions of people who have found the designs to be tasteful and complimentary to the styles of the day whether they are searching for elegance or simplicity the style will always be welcome and desireable.
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Georg Jensen Jewelry (Published in Association with the Bard Graduate Centre for Studies in the Decorative Arts, Design and Culture) List Price: $65.00 Sale Price: $43.87 Used From: $41.31 Average Rating: |
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The Danish silversmith Georg Jensen (1866â1935) first established a worldwide reputation as a designer of flatware, hollowware, and jewelry in the arts and crafts idiom of the early twentieth century, then went on to become a foremost international designer of elegant and refined silver creations in the modernist style... |