Item Tag: Norway

1970’s OPRO Norway 925 Sterling Guilloche Vermeil Panel Bracelet 7.5 long

This stunning bracelet is a beautiful example of Scandinavian jewelry from the 1970s. Crafted by Finn Jensen of Norway (It is stamped Norway, sterling, OPRO. The name Opro is an acronym for Ole Petter Rasch-Olsen, who took over the goldsmith’s workshop after Finn Jensen in 1976. Today, the company is continued by his daughter and master goldsmith June Rasch-Olsen. Opro mainly makes silver jewelry with enamel. This piece features 7 intricate rectangular panels made of .925 sterling silver. Each panel has hand painted flowers of different kinds in multi colors with enamel detailing. The bracelet is 7.5 inches long made with a link chain style. The bracelet has Vermeil coating which is visible at the back. The bracelet is in great shape and has a push lock closure. The white color of the bracelet complements the floral and plant theme, making it a perfect addition to any vintage or antique jewelry collection. This piece is handmade and original. It’s a great buy for anyone who loves unique and beautiful jewelry.

antique Norway sterling silver double heart bracelet 925 Enamel

This antique Norway sterling silver double heart bracelet features a delicate chain style design with enamel accents. The bracelet is crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver, showcasing intricate detailing and a timeless appeal. The double heart design adds a touch of romance and elegance to this vintage piece of jewelry, making it a perfect accessory for any outfit or occasion.

Nils Elvik Sterling Silver Necklace “Bubble” “Ball Fringe” Style Norway 14 1/2″

This is a stunning necklace by Nils Elvik of Norway. The hallmark shows Sterling, Norway and the mark for Elvik. The design is a central chain and lined by balls on both sides of the chain. This is sometimes called the “Bubble” or “Ball Fringe” style. The necklace is 14 1/2 inches in length and has a box clasp closure. The balls on the inside of the chain are larger than the balls on the outside of the chain. This magnificent piece would enhance any jewelry collection. I estimate this piece to be ca. 1940’s. Ship to US only by USPS. International ship by eBay International.