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Danish Silver Ring. 1960s. By Randers Silver.
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Danish Silver Ring. 1960s. By Randers Silver.

1940 - 1960
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Danish sterling silver ring. By Randers Solvvarefabrik. Designed in the 1960s. The gold and silver smithy was started in 1853, but was first registered in 1905. The company has been in the same family for 5 generations.

This modernist ring has a square shank, which makes it "sit" perfectly. It has a lightly oxidized detail in the front dip, which is slightly off centre. Weight 11.5g. Ring size M - 52 1/2. Perfect condition. Comes with a vintage Danish jewellery box.

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Dansk Silver has dated this Danish Silver Modernist Ring to the 1960s.

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Danish sterling silver ring. By Randers Solvvarefabrik. Designed in the 1960s. The gold and silver smithy was started in 1853, but was first registered in 1905. The company has been in the same family for 5 generations.
fig 1. A sculptural 1960s Danish sterling silver ring featuring a geometric architectural design with a polished finish.
fig 1. Danish Silver Ring. 1960s. By Randers Silver.

This modernist ring has a square shank, which makes it "sit" perfectly. It has a lightly oxidized detail in the front dip, which is slightly off centre. Weight 11.5g. Ring size M - 52 1/2. Perfect condition. Comes with a vintage Danish jewellery box.

Date of Manufacture

Dansk Silver has dated this Danish Silver Modernist Ring to the 1960s.

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Archive I A sculptural 1960s Danish sterling silver ring featuring a geometric architectural design with a polished finish.

Danish Silver Ring. 1960s. By Randers Silver.

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A sculptural 1960s Danish sterling silver ring featuring a geometric architectural design with a polished finish.
Danish Silver Ring. 1960s. By Randers Silver.
Ref: SA1206471
A sculptural 1960s Danish sterling silver ring featuring a geometric architectural design with a polished finish.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Scandinavian modernist jewellery from the 1960s is defined by sculptural forms, organic curves, and bold geometric structures. Designers focused on the inherent qualities of sterling silver, moving away from gemstone settings to highlight shape, light reflection, and metal craftsmanship.

Danish silver jewellery was primarily constructed from sterling silver, stamped with purity marks such as 925S. Craftsmen utilised silversmithing techniques including lost-wax casting, hand-hammering, and precise hand-polishing to achieve smooth, solid form work.

Authentic pieces bear specific makers marks or initials alongside silver purity hallmarks, such as 925S or 830S. Danish workshops like Randers Silver stamped items with identifiable maker logos, country of origin marks, and numeric design reference codes.

When not being worn, modernist silver jewellery functions as a small architectural accent when displayed on a marble valet tray, brass dish, or dark timber vanity unit within a contemporary dressing area.

Silver should be wiped regularly with a soft, untreated silver polishing cloth to remove tarnish without scratching the metal. To prevent oxidisation, store items in airtight bags or velvet-lined boxes away from moisture, humidity, and direct sunlight.
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