Vtg Danish Modernist Carl Ove Fydensberg Glass Sterling Silver Bracelet

  
Distinctive, streamlined, and well-made, the dimensional silhouette of this Danish modernist bracelet is simply stunning. At the focal point of each link sits a verdant-green glass cabochon that accents the refined silverwork Carl Ove Frydensberg is known for. The carefully articulated shapes and curved sterling silver surface capture and dynamically cast light. If subtlety is your style, this piece delivers with an added touch of color.

Bright patina with minimal surface wear to the setting. Fresh sheen, light surface wear, and no chipping on the glass.

A piece of jewelry that has been signed definitively places the work in their oeuvre. This gives the piece a personal history that it might not otherwise have-fixed in place, time, style, and intent.

In addition, signed designer pieces indicate that a designer viewed the work as worthy enough to want his or her name to be forever associated with it. This indicates that the piece was made with a concentration on high-quality construction or perhaps trendy or progressive design.

Modernist jewelry is a distinctive artistic movement that emerged in the mid-20th century, characterized by its innovative and experimental approach to design. Breaking away from traditional forms and techniques, modernist jewelers sought to create avant-garde and unconventional pieces that embraced asymmetry, abstract shapes, and a focus on the intrinsic beauty of materials. With a strong emphasis on artistic expression and individuality, modernist jewelry often incorporated unique gemstones, unconventional materials, and bold color combinations.

The movement also emphasized the significance of craftsmanship and artisanal skills, elevating jewelry-making to an art form. _gsrx_vers_1536 GS 9.4 (1536).