From statement earrings and graphic necklaces to heavily embellished rings and cuffs, Scandinavian designers have you covered in style. Whether you’re looking to invest in a timeless piece or want a little pick-me-up treat, there’s no shortage of bold jewellery coming from local creatives

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Ro Copenhagen
Established in 2015, Ro Copenhagen was brought into fruition with the intention of generating tranquillity through jewellery: a calm that lives in every piece of jewellery. Renowned for its quality and dedication to craftsmanship, the label is defined by its timeless, minimalist and classic designs, which have carved out its distinct identity amidst Danish jewellery. Each piece is built to last, both in time and in the heart, offering durability, meaning and an ever-enduring style.
Aida Impact
Founded in 2017 by Elina Siira, Aida Impact crafts timeless, sustainable jewellery with a social mission. Each piece is designed to endure, enabling wearers to contribute to a wider good, as Aida Impact collaborates with Startup Refugees, bringing together mothers from various cultural backgrounds who have migrated to Finland. The brand's collection features a diverse array of accessories, including single studs, lockets, classic bracelets, and rings.
All Blues
Since its inception in 2009, All Blues has consistently redefined contemporary jewellery. Rooted in fresh perspectives that blend innovative designs with traditional craftsmanship, each piece is meticulously handcrafted in Sweden by a third-generation, family-run goldsmith atelier, ensuring a legacy of expertise and attention to detail. Committed to non-seasonal collections, advocating for timeless designs over fleeting trends, All Blues allows its jewellery to transcend the cyclical nature of fashion, offering enduring pieces that remain relevant year after year. The brand's dedication to sustainability is evident through its choice of materials, as jewellery is crafted from recycled silver and gold, transforming pre-existing resources into new forms.
Annette Welander

Swedish jewellery design house Annette Welander epitomises Scandinavian elegance through sleek, geometric designs and innovative artistry. Each piece harmonises architectural influence with refined technology, achieving a timeless yet modern balance. Its collections are distinguished by minimalist lines, sculptural details, crafted from sustainably sourced 18k gold and diamonds.
Ani Jewels
Ani Jewels, a Swedish label co-founded by close friends and content creators Bianca Ingrosso and Lovisa Worge, has rapidly become a prominent name in the Scandinavian jewellery landscape. Launched with a vision to offer exquisite yet accessible pieces, the brand has successfully carved out a niche for itself by providing a diverse collection of jewellery suitable for every occasion. At its heart, Ani Jewels’ appeal lies in its commitment to timeless design and enduring quality. Its extensive range features high-quality pieces, meticulously designed to transcend trends and become a cherished addition to any jewellery collection.
Annele
If you're looking for a brand that exudes joy, look no further than Finnish label Annele. Launched in 2010, the Helsinki-based brand draws inspiration from the beauty of Finnish flora and fauna and the bright hues provided by fruits – namely berries. Beginning with the handcrafted, playful raspberry jelly earrings that earned Annele its place on the Finnish fine jewellery stage, it offers consumers collections that seamlessly fuse Scandinavian contemporary designs with a whimsical spirit. Each piece is an ode to nature and the simple, often overlooked, pleasures of everyday life.
Annie Berner
Since 2016, Oslo-based jeweller Annie Berner has captivated Scandinavia and beyond with its exquisite, handmade recycled pieces in myriad shapes, sizes and designs. Characterised by its offering of pieces in unexpected colours, forms and textures, the brand excels in its playful approach to jewellery. With statement earrings, necklaces and rings - rendered in silver and gold - Annie Berner truly has a little something for everyone.
Anni Lu

ANNI LU was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2013 by creative director and designer Helle Vestergaard Poulsen. The name ANNI LU is a combination of the two persons inspiring Helle the most; Her late mother Anni and her daughter Luella. Acting as an outlet through which Poulsen can channel her passion for delightfully kitsch, quirky and delicate designs, the Copenhagen-based brand’s jewellery is made using 14k solid gold and 18k gold-plated silver, finished off with embellishments including crystals, beads and semi-precious stones. Renowned for its lucky pendants and beaded bracelets, this brand has solidified its position on the global stage.
Aurum

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Founded in 1999, Aurum by Gudbjörg is an award-winning Icelandic jewellery brand inspired by the country's raw natural elements. Designer Guðbjörg Kristín Ingvarsdótir handcrafts delicate, innovative pieces from sterling silver and other precious metals that truly capture the essence of Icelandic nature. Aurum is truly one of Iceland's countless hidden gems.
Bjørg
Founded in 2004 by Norwegian textile artist Bjørg Nordli-Mathisen, Bjørg jewellery reflects a decade-long appreciation for light and colour. Sculptural and handmade, the pieces, which are expertly crafted from 100 per cent natural materials, have been spotted on celebrities like David Bowie, Madonna, Lady Gaga, and Lykke Li. Bjørg's collections, such as the vibrant ‘Fabula Rainbow’ bracelet and the bold ‘Biomorph’ ring, blend rough and precious stones with a fusion of historical and modern influences.

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Blue Billie
Since opening its doors in 2015, Swedish jewellery brand Blue Billie has poured out offering after offering of effortless, edgy, and exclusive designs. With countless iconic pieces, Blue Billie’s jewellery can be styled in numerous combinations for every occasion and style you desire, elevating any look in mere moments.
Bolou
Since 2017, Danish brand Bolou has been crafting jewellery defined by passion, quality, and craftsmanship. Founded by Bolette Louise Sig Mathiasen, a trained goldsmith and gemologist with a lifelong love of artistry, Bolou creates unique pieces that tell a story. Each jewel is made from natural materials and the finest gemstones, reflecting the team’s dedication to excellence and creativity. With its Scandinavian roots and Italian influences, Bolou invites you to mix and combine its vibrant creations for a truly personal expression of style.
byTimo
Founded in 2004 by Tine Mollatt, Norwegian brand byTiMo is built on principles of consciousness, integrity, and modern romance. Its Fine Bijouterie jewellery collection captures the same poetic spirit as its signature dresses, reimagined in delicate, vintage-inspired gold pieces: from heart and flower pendants to softly sculpted charms.
By Sofia Wistam
In 2018, Swedish TV personality Sofia Wistam launched her eponymous brand with a vision: to create jewellery imbued with personal meaning for each wearer – a symbol of perseverance and a reminder to embrace possibilities over limitations. Now, Wistam's brand, run alongside her husband, has become Sweden's fastest-growing jewellery company, delivering handmade pieces of the highest quality in either silver or gold-plated brass.
Camilla Pihl

Norwegian designer Camila Pihl, known since 2018 for her eponymous brand's feminine and discerning fashion collections, has made a natural move into jewellery this autumn. The debut collection carries the same timeless elegance and conscious values that define her ready-to-wear, with delicate chains, luminous pearls, and softly hammered organic finishes. Offering accessible luxury with an heirloom sensibility, the line feels both intimately personal and distinctly Scandinavian — a thoughtful evolution of the Camilla Pihl universe.
Caroline Svedbom
Among the myriad of minimalist Scandinavian designs on offer, Sweden's Caroline Svedbom sets itself apart from the crowd with its variety of vibrant, statement-making jewellery. With pieces appearing in larger-than-life shapes and a rainbow of colours, the brand is driven by a passion for joy, colour, and craftsmanship. Adorned with lively gemstones in various shapes and sizes, Svedbom's jewellery sets about to inject an extra dose of much-needed joy into everyday life.
Charlott Vasberg
Swedish designer Charlott Vasberg's eponymous label now includes an extensive and beautiful jewellery range, extending her core collection. Drawing on Scandinavian design roots and a flair for combining bold, decorative elements with functionality, the collection features designs crafted from 925 Sterling silver or 18K gold-plated silver or brass, with an emphasis on using recycled materials. These coveted pieces have been worn by well-known figures, from singers and actresses to members of the Swedish royal family.
Charlotte Bonde

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Since 2010, Swedish designer Charlotte Bonde has been creating jewellery that blends historical influences with contemporary fashion and art. Its collections, including the striking ‘Astrid Dome,’ the modern ‘Hedvig Deco,’ and the vintage ‘Ever After Poppy,’ intricately illustrate this unique approach. Each piece is designed to celebrate and complement the wearer's individuality, combining pearls with gold-toned accents and intricate flower designs with vibrant pendants.
Cornelia Webb

Swedish designer Cornelia Webb has been a prominent figure in the luxury market since 2005. Her brand is internationally recognised for its sustainable jewellery, which draws inspiration from the human physique and natural forms. Webb's modern craftsmanship, expertise, and innovative approach highlight anatomical beauty. Her distinctive jewellery collection often features gemstones and delicate details, with pieces meticulously moulded to evoke the texture of human skin, some even bearing the artist's fingerprints from her handcrafting process.
David Andersen

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David Andersen's journey into the world of jewellery began in the late 19th century with its Norwegian namesake designer, whose dream of becoming a skilled goldsmith is now carried on by his great-great-grandchildren. The brand has established itself in the luxury jewellery market through its exceptional craftsmanship, offering exclusive silver and gold pieces often adorned with precious gemstones.
David Andersson Jewelry
The eponymous line from Swedish artist and metalsmith David Andersson delivers a tight, evolving edit for the wrist and ear, inspired by his countryside upbringing. Clean lines, chunky volume, and ultramodern, oversized links anchor the brand’s signatures.
Drakenberg Sjölin
Founded in 2009, Swedish brand Drakenberg Sjölin has risen to prominence as a highly influential name in the Scandinavian jewellery scene. The brand is dedicated to crafting sophisticated, timeless pieces that draw inspiration from the Nordic seasons. Each item is meticulously handcrafted from high-quality silver and recycled gold, often adorned with diamonds, gemstones, and freshwater pearls.
Dulong Fine Jewelry
Dulong Fine Jewellery, established in Denmark in 2005, offers exquisite handcrafted collections. With a focus on quality, simplicity, and exclusivity, the house’s Scandinavian-inspired earrings, bracelets, rings, necklaces, and pendants are crafted from the finest materials. These glamorous designs provide stylish women with a powerful means of self-expression, reflecting uncompromising craftsmanship.
Dyrberg/Kern
Dyrberg/Kern, founded in 1985 by Danish design duo Gitte Dyrberg and Henning Kern, is celebrated for its refined balance of beauty, sensuality, and craftsmanship. Each handmade necklace, earring, and bracelet reflects the founders’ artistic vision and dedication to creating timeless pieces for the modern, confident woman.
Edblads

Founded in Stockholm in 2006, Edblad has carved a niche in the world of jewellery by seamlessly blending Scandinavian aesthetics with an unwavering commitment to sustainability. Each meticulously crafted piece, designed for both timeless appeal and enduring durability, is envisioned as a future memory, destined to become an integral part of the wearer's unique narrative. Edblad's collections masterfully balance modern sensibilities with classic design, embodying the essence of Swedish minimalism and timeless elegance that resonates with discerning individuals worldwide.
Efva Attling
At just 11 years old, Swedish designer Efva Attling crafted her first piece of jewellery. Now in her 70s, her eponymous line stands as a testament to years of expertise, showcases masterful designs with colourful gemstones. The collections, featuring white gold, silver, and diamonds, are characterised by a captivating interplay of sharp angles and graphic details with soft, curved lines. Among her standout creations, the 'Big Bubbles' earrings remain a particular favourite.
Elhanati

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Founded in 2013 by Orit Elhanati, the namesake brand's unique jewellery is a testament to her Danish upbringing and Middle Eastern heritage. Elhanati draws inspiration from a realm of fantasies and dreams, meticulously hand-crafting organic-shaped pieces that are truly one-of-a-kind.
Emma Engelbert
Emma Engelbert, fourth-generation jeweller, is forging her own path while honouring a century-old family legacy. After careers in finance and the arts, Emma returned to her roots, partnering with her father Lars to launch the "Platinum Collection" for Nordiska Kompaniet, marking the genesis of her eponymous jewellery company. Driven by a passion for precious metals and natural diamonds, Emma creates timeless pieces designed to last for generations.
Emma Israelsson

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Emma Israelsson, a Stockholm-based brand founded in 2013, designs exquisite jewellery that embodies the authentic spirit of Scandinavian design. Committed to sustainability and actively involved in charity partnerships, including with HRH Princess Sofia's organisation Project Playground, Emma Israelsson's creations are designed to be treasured for life.
Enamel Copenhagen
Established in 2012, the Danish brand Enamel Copenhagen is celebrated for its vibrant designs and harmonious aesthetic. Maintaining a loyal following, the brand elegantly incorporates colours, shapes, and intricate details into its jewellery. Its pieces appeal to people of all ages who are looking for playful new bijoux to enhance their accessory collections. Customers can enjoy the creative freedom of layering these colourful pieces to add a unique sparkle to their daily outfits.
Engelbert
Looking for your next forever piece? Consider Stockholm-based Engelbert, a fine jewellery brand since 1920 that counts the Swedish royal family, Bella Hadid, and Chiara Ferragni, amongst others, as its fans. Specialising in gold pieces, Engelbert's hand-crafted designs are perfect for those looking to invest in bold yet polished jewellery, there to be cherished for years or even generations to come.
Ennui Atelier
Ennui Atelier, a Stockholm-based brand established in 2019, masterfully blends delicacy with a decisively punk edge. The brand is renowned for infusing its luxury collections with elements of subculture, creating meticulously crafted, diamond-embellished keepsakes that truly make a statement.
Facon Facon
Facon Facon, established in 2013 by goldsmith Charlotte Christina Larsen, is a Danish fine jewellery brand known for its commitment to quality over quantity. Larsen personally handcrafts each piece from 18K gold, incorporating diamonds and gemstones. The brand's designs reflect simple yet innovative Danish aesthetics, drawing inspiration from Denmark's architecture, nature, and style.

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Georg Jensen
Founded in 1904, Georg Jensen remains the beating heart of Scandinavian jewellery. Marrying elegance with edge, its creations span from quietly timeless to strikingly sculptural – each piece a study in form, craftsmanship, and modernity. Worked in sterling silver, 18-karat gold, and diamonds, these designs transcend seasons and trends, made to be worn, stacked, and passed down for generations.
Griegst
Griegst, the fine jewellery house founded in Copenhagen in 1963 by Moroccan-born Danish goldsmith Irene Griegst, is celebrated for its sculptural and dreamlike creations. Blurring the boundaries between jewellery, art, and sculpture, each piece is meticulously crafted from the finest metals and stones, chosen for their organic shapes, clarity, and hues. Beloved by the former Danish Queen H.M. Margrethe II, Griegst’s imaginative gold pieces embody a rare fusion of craftsmanship and poetry.
Hartmanns
Danish luxury brand Hartmanns, founded in 1997, operates under the motto "knowledge is power." This philosophy is evident in their exceptional jewellery expertise, which has been their superpower in the industry. Hartmanns has enriched the jewellery world with stunning collections of handpicked diamonds, offering a comprehensive selection of silver, gold, and, obviously, diamonds to meet every desire.

Helgstrand
Helgstrand Jewellery, founded in 2013, was born from Marianne Helgstrand's passion for dressage. Her initial goal was to create elegant brooches to complete equestrian competition attire. The brand now offers unique jewellery collections crafted from 18k gold and sterling silver, featuring high-quality diamonds or cubic zirconia.
IAMELENI
IAMELENI, a Swedish jewellery brand founded in 2019, has quickly become a defining name in slow fashion. Rooted in founder Eleni’s Mediterranean heritage, each piece is handcrafted in the brand’s Södermalm atelier, balancing raw texture with delicate refinement. With sustainability at its core, IAMELENI creates powerful, personal jewellery that empowers self-expression and honours true craftsmanship.
Ioaku

For striking yet accessible jewellery, look no further than Ioaku. Founded in 2012 by Swedish designer Fanny EK, the brand offers a diverse range of pieces, from seasonal highlights to timeless staples, perfect for refreshing your collection.
Isabel Lennse
Founded in 2012, Stockholm-based Isabel Lennse creates timeless yet modern jewellery defined by clean lines and enduring quality. Using high-quality, often recycled materials, each piece is designed to endure for a lifetime and beyond, elevating classic designs with a contemporary sensibility to become genuine heirlooms.
Izabel Display
Launched in 2020, Swedish brand Izabel Display crafts jewellery designed to be admired. Its pieces feature a dazzling array of gemstones in vibrant shades of blue, green, red, and orange, set in both silver and gold. Embrace mixing and matching different colours, collections, and styles to create your unique look.
Jane Kønig

Danish brand Jane Kønig offers modern, graphic jewellery collections featuring a blend of classic pearls, vibrant agates, brushed surfaces, and sparkly details. Pieces range from chunky chain necklaces to engraved bracelets, designed to be worn individually or layered for various occasions. For a more personal touch, customers can design custom jewellery at the brand's Copenhagen studio.
Josephine Studio

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Inspired by Empress Joséphine Bonaparte – Napoleon's first wife, renowned for her rebellious spirit and refusal to conform – Josephine Studio channels that same uncompromising energy into timeless, high-quality jewellery. Founded with the desire to place authenticity and craftsmanship at the forefront, the Oslo-based brand, and its pieces, stand apart from the rest.
Josina Copenhagen
Founded in 2015, Danish designer Josina Wilhelmina Bergsøe established her brand, Josina Copenhagen, with the guiding principle, "Everybody has a right to shine." This ethos is reflected in the brand's radiant jewellery collections. Each design is initially hand-drawn, then meticulously crafted in northern Italy by skilled artisans, utilising the finest metals and diamonds.
Julie Sandlau
Danish brand Julie Sandlau, founded in 2002, offers four annual collections crafted from 22ct gold plating, 925 sterling silver, and recycled rhodium. These collections showcase vibrant gemstones and colourful crystals, designed to inspire joy and mindfulness. Blending femininity with modern style, the versatile pieces, including popular lines like 'Bamboo', 'Audrey', and 'Bloom', can be easily adapted for any occasion.
Kalevala

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Created 80 years ago by Elsa Heporauta, the Finnish brand Kalevala is committed to local production and social responsibility. Its heritage-inspired jewellery pieces are so iconic that one, a silver platework, was even worn by Princess Leia in Star Wars. Today, Kalevala offers statement pieces suitable for any style, with the ‘Arcs’ bracelet and ‘Kosmos’ necklace being popular choices for a thoughtful gift.
KARAAT Jewelry
KARAAT, a Finnish jewellery brand founded in 2019 by Julia Hakanpää and Jani Leirimaa, is committed to transparent and ethical diamond practices. They use lab-grown gemstones and clear pricing for their engagement and wedding rings, aiming to revolutionise the industry. Designed in the Nordics and crafted in Rome and Antwerp, the result is durable, beautiful jewellery that aligns with modern values.

Kinraden
Danish brand Kinraden is redefining sustainable luxury through circular craftsmanship and minimalist design. Named after the Old English word for kindred, the brand reflects the belief that all life is interconnected. Each piece is handcrafted from the highest quality recycled materials, including purified 18-carat gold, sterling silver, and sustainably sourced mpingo wood, drawing inspiration from Japanese design traditions and Danish architecture to create timeless, wearable works of art.
Kultur5
Under the creative direction of Jonatan Härngren, Swedish brand Kultur5 launched in 2020 as an artistic venture exploring themes of innovation, space, and art. Härngren's upbringing in an artistic setting, particularly his time in wood carpentry workshops, fostered design as his natural mode of expression. Today, Kultur5 is renowned for its striking, sculptural jewellery crafted from 925 sterling silver: eye-catching to say the least.
Krista Kretzschmar
Swedish designer Krista Kretzschmar, a trained goldsmith, creates contemporary jewellery that embodies the Japanese aesthetic philosophy of Wabi Sabi - finding beauty in imperfection, impermanence, and incompleteness. Her designs, often crafted from fair-trade and sustainably sourced bronze, feature compelling shapes, colours, and designs suitable for any occasion, enhancing natural beauty.
Le Soonar
When Vidhi Jain moved to Denmark, she set out to bridge her Indian heritage with Scandinavian design. Together with Shivangi Jhalani, she founded Le Soonar in 2021 – a fine jewellery brand celebrating Indian craftsmanship through a modern, accessible lens. Rooted in the founders’ family ties to the diamond trade, Le Soonar reimagines heritage with contemporary flair. A portion of profits supports the Mamtaa Foundation, uniting beauty with purpose.
Libelula

Born from a lifelong passion for nature and design, Libelula transforms moments of observation into exquisite jewellery. Founder Camilla Knutsen’s childhood summers in Norway, spent sketching in her grandmother’s garden, sparked her enduring appreciation for natural beauty and craftsmanship. Centred around the dragonfly motif – libélula in Spanish – her creations are meticulously handcrafted in 14-18k gold and set with diamonds or precious stones, resulting in timeless heirlooms made to be cherished for generations.
Lié Studio

Lié Studio, established in 2021 by twins Amalie and Cecilie Moosgaard, is a favourite among the Danish fashion set. The brand's jewellery blends the artistry of Danish design with versatile, timeless pieces perfect for daily wear. Utilising silver, gold, and premium beads, Lié Studio creates pieces grounded in the Moosgaards’ own style.
Line & Jo
Founded in 2007, Danish jewellery brand Line & Jo boldly redefined fine jewellery, breaking away from traditional goldsmithing with unconventional and contemporary designs. Their diverse collections feature sterling silver, 14 and 18 carat gold, brilliant-cut diamonds, sapphires, and genuine pearls. Specialising in diamonds, pearls, and gemstones, Line & Jo offers styles perfect for enhancing any outfit.
Linda Fiore
Linda Fiore is a Swedish–American jewellery brand led by designer Linda Wente, a GIA-certified jewellery designer and diamond grader. Based between southern Sweden and southern California, the brand finds inspiration in the forests and lakes of the north and the hillsides and ocean of the west. At the heart of the brand lies a deep fascination with gemstones, their colours, and the mystical individuality they bring to Linda Fiore's timeless designs.

Louis Abel
Stockholm-based designer Jimmy Kamhieh Loutfi founded Louis Abel in 2021, bringing an unexpected perspective to jewellery design. With a background in mechanical engineering, he once crafted intricate systems before turning his focus to sculptural adornment. Today, Louis Abel is defined by its expressive forms and tactile finishes – each piece a story told through shape, texture, and artistry.
Lulu Copenhagen
Established in 2014 by Anja and Rasmus Gottiebsen, Lulu Copenhagen is a testament to their shared love for art and design. Their collections are characterised by a vibrant yet mellow colour palette, featuring simple, playful pieces designed to evoke happiness. A unique aspect of their brand is the individual sale of their popular candy ear studs, reflecting the designers' philosophy of purchasing only truly beloved items.
LWL Jewelry

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Looking for jewellery to match your exclusive occasionwear? On the hunt for an engagement ring or wedding band? Look no further, Swedish brand LWL Jewellery is your answer. Since 2016, LWL has enticed with its luxurious diamond-embellished pieces which sit on the spectrum from minimalistic and dainty to grand and majestic.

Maanesten Jewellery
Danish brand Maanesten infuses everyday life with a sense of magic and spirituality through its ethereal jewellery. Guided by a deep reverence for nature, its gold and silver creations echo the organic beauty of the world around us. Each meticulously crafted piece is adorned with stones and crystals believed to hold their own power – jewellery that enchants.
Macor Jewellery
Macor Jewellery, the brainchild of Marika Korkeila, is carving a niche in the fine jewellery market with its distinctive Scandinavian-inspired, lab-grown diamond pieces crafted from recycled gold. Following in the footsteps of her master goldsmith father, Korkeila has built a brand that champions sustainability and timeless design, offering versatile creations intended to mark both life's everyday moments and grandest celebrations. Each piece is designed not just as an adornment but as a future heirloom, imbued with the potential to create lasting memories.
Maria Black
Since its inception in 2010, Danish brand Maria Black has captivated an international cult following with its distinctive high-end jewellery. The brand masterfully blends artistic expression with functional fashion, creating a universe that seamlessly combines cutting-edge forms with delicate details like pearls and gemstones.
Maria Nilsdotter

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Maria Nilsdotter has firmly established herself as a leading force in luxury jewellery, celebrated for her storytelling approach to design. Drawing on Sweden’s wild landscapes and rich folklore, her pieces blend myth and modernity. While gold and silver form the foundation of her collections, it’s the striking use of pearls, gemstones, and diamonds – in vivid colours and sculptural forms – that has set Maria Nilsdotter apart since 2007.
Massi
Massi Jewellery, founded by Elsa Fritz during her gap year in South Africa, was born from a simple desire for vibrant yet elegant pearl necklaces. What began as a personal endeavour quickly blossomed into a thriving brand, with demand for her handcrafted pieces spreading rapidly. Inspired by nature’s elegance and diverse cultural heritage, the brand’s ethos centres on individuality and sentimental value. Each meticulously crafted piece, using fine materials like freshwater pearls and 18k gold-plated brass, aims to be a unique expression of personal style.
MH 925
MH 925 is the Swedish jewellery brand embraced by Scandinavian cool girls for its minimalist and somewhat mysterious aesthetic. Founder Marie Häger's fascination with sleek geometry and functionality is evident in her exclusive use of sterling silver. These lightweight pieces, known for their meticulous, local craftsmanship in Sweden, have already become cult favourites. Keep an eye out for their distinctive chokers, chunky bangles, and unique oval ball embellishments.
Mockberg
Established in 2015 by Swedish siblings Elvira and Daniel Eriksson, Mockberg has swiftly cemented its place in both the jewellery and watch industries as a force to be reckoned with. Driven by a clear ambition to craft durable and timeless designs that seamlessly complement a practical wardrobe, the brand is characterised by clean lines and versatile tones. This refined aesthetic places a strong emphasis on the use of high-quality materials, ensuring each piece is not only elegant but also built to last.
Monies
Danish brand Monies has been conquering the jewellery scene since 1973, blurring the lines between art and adornment. With a five-decade legacy, the Copenhagen-based brand is renowned for pushing the boundaries of conventional design, transforming natural materials into eccentric and eclectic rings, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings.
Muli Collection
Muli Collection, a Swedish female-led brand established in late 2020 amidst the pandemic, is a trailblazer in sustainable jewellery. The brand is committed to minimising the environmental impact of its designs, offering a diverse and adaptable range of pieces suitable for any occasion. With options in both silver and gold, Muli Collection ensures readily available and affordable, distinctive jewellery.
Märta Larsson
Established in 2013, Swedish jewellery brand Märta Larsson takes its cue from Lapland's untamed landscapes, embodying natural artistry and beauty. Each one-of-a-kind piece is handcrafted by Larsson, showcasing an array of stones such as pyrite, black tourmaline, quartz, amethyst, and lapis, culminating in unexpected and distinctive designs.

Nootka
Founded in 2018 by Lisa Olsson, Nootka has quickly become a go-to for everyday 925 silver jewellery. The "Mid Hoop" earring, a consistent bestseller, is celebrated for its delicate texture that seamlessly elevates any ensemble, from a crisp button-down to a cosy knit. Beyond their core collection, Nootka is also known for its frequent and highly anticipated collaborations with other Scandinavian brands on covetable capsule collections – a must-watch for fashion enthusiasts.
Nuit et Linette
Founded in 2009 by the then 17-year-old Linette Haaning, the Danish jewellery brand Nuit et Linette has become synonymous with exquisite fine jewellery. Haaning's vision was clear: to craft pieces with raw, simplistic features, a meticulous attention to detail evident in every characteristic of her work. Nuit et Linette exclusively employs the finest materials, from 925 sterling silver to solid 14k and 18k gold, often adorned with brilliant-cut diamonds, thereby establishing a benchmark for other purveyors of fine jewellery.
Ole Lynggaard

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Since 1963, Ole Lynggaard of Denmark has drawn immense inspiration from nature, with the brand's signature organic shapes and intricate details echoing the Danish flora and fauna. With exquisite craftsmanship, artisanal integrity, and deep personal bonds at its core, Ole Lynggaard reinterprets elements such as leaves and fossil-like seashells.
Olga Bonne
Olga Bonne, a Danish artist and jeweller, creates artistic bijoux that channel the magnificence of the Classical and Hellenistic eras. Her pieces frequently translate mythological figures and symbols into wearable art. Despite the growing appetite for her work, Bonne personally and meticulously handcrafts every unique creation. These exceptional pieces are made using 18 and 22 carat gold, adorned with South Sea Pearls and a selection of precious stones, including exquisite diamonds, rubies, and sapphires.

Pandora
Since 1982, Copenhagen-based Pandora has blossomed from a humble Danish jeweller into a world-leading company with a global footprint across more than 100 countries, even counting ambassador Pamela Anderson among its admirers. While renowned for its iconic charms, Pandora is now equally celebrated for a dazzling array of stunning, timeless, and sentimental pieces.
Paula Pantolin
Paula Pantolin views jewellery as personal armour rather than mere adornment. Her designs, featuring bold forms and intricate details, are crafted to empower the wearer, instilling a sense of balance and inner strength. Pantolin's collections, like the Cross Chain – inspired by her own spinal surgery – are handcrafted from recycled silver and ethically sourced gemstones, ensuring her creations are as sustainable and unique as they are stylish.
Pearl Octopuss.y
After dedicating nearly a decade to the world of womenswear design, Norwegian creative Cathrine Børter discovered her true passion lay in the intricate art of jewellery. This revelation led to the 2020 launch of Pearl Octopuss.y, her Oslo-based jewellery brand. The label swiftly garnered recognition for its distinctive aesthetic, characterised by bold, eccentric, and impeccably crafted statement pieces that resonate with a discerning clientele seeking unique adornments.
Pernille Corydon
Since its inception in 2007, Pernille Corydon's eponymous jewellery brand has been a beacon of Scandinavian beauty and minimalism. Drawing inspiration from the organic forms found in nature, the brand's delicate bijoux are meticulously crafted from small gold and silver pieces, often adorned with lustrous pearls, creating a timeless and understated elegance.
Pia Hallström
“My goal is for my jewellery to naturally enhance the beauty of the wearer,” says Swedish-born designer and certified gemologist Pia Hallström. She’s spent decades perfecting that ethos – from Parsons to the design studios of Ralph Lauren and Burberry – before starting her own namesake brand of fine jewellery. Her references reflect her global experiences, from a Zaha Hadid exhibition in Venice to the wildlife in the South of France. The diamond-encrusted Nordic Star pendants are a Vogue Scandinavia favourite.
Pilgrim
Danish jewellery brand Pilgrim, founded in 1983, continues to make waves with its contemporary collections. Each piece, meticulously handcrafted by a skilled design team, seamlessly fuses classic elegance with modern trends. From subtle silver bands to statement gold earrings, Pilgrim offers accessible luxury that caters to a wide array of personal styles.
Poporcelain
Poporcelain, the Copenhagen-based independent artist brand by Kay Jiaqi Zhou, redefines contemporary jewellery by placing porcelain at its heart. Moving away from traditional diamonds and gemstones, the focu§s is on raw clay, meticulously shaped and transformed. Each piece is a thoughtful endeavour, undergoing a complex, multi-stage journey of design, handcrafting, and multiple kiln firings exceeding 1200°C. The result is delicate, unique porcelain jewellery, where every handcrafted petal and carefully applied gold lustre tells a story of time-intensive artistry.

Pura Utz
Founded in 2018 by Anna and Bernabela, Danish brand Pura Utz has rapidly become a prominent name in fashion, known for its vibrant collection of jewellery, bags, and clothing. Their designs exude a joyful and upbeat aesthetic, notably featuring playful fruit-themed earrings in whimsical shapes like strawberries, grapes, lemons, and bananas. What began as an "empowerment project" has since blossomed into a significant industry player, making a tangible positive impact by employing over 50 women in Guatemala.
Ragbag
Ragbag, a Danish jewellery brand, was founded in Copenhagen in 2020. The label is renowned for its contemporary and artistic designs, all meticulously crafted from responsibly sourced materials, including 952 sterling silver, 18k gold plating, and freshwater pearls. Seasonal collections also showcase natural stones. Ragbag's varied range spans from minimalist silver and gold rings to striking statement earrings, each piece a testament to a powerful creative vision.
Rare Jewellery
Dannie Larsson's Swedish brand Rare Jewellery caters to the Scandinavian maximalist with a penchant for the extraordinary. Since its inception in 2015, Larsson has meticulously sculpted dazzling pieces, generously adorned with sparkling stones. Her playful approach to colour and quirky designs has firmly established her as a certifiable standout on the vibrant Scandinavian jewellery scene, consistently capturing attention with her unique aesthetic.
Safira
Safira, a contemporary Swedish jewellery brand established in 2012, has swiftly become a go-to for those seeking diverse and stylish designs. This Scandinavian institution prides itself on its commitment to sustainability, with a remarkable 80% of its exquisite pieces crafted from recycled silver and genuine gold. For discerning individuals on the hunt for exciting new bijoux that are both affordable and ethically produced, Safira presents itself as an unequivocally excellent choice.
Siadds Atelier
Founded by Richard Sambäker Ntege, Siadds Atelier is a contemporary jewellery brand that merges East African heritage with Scandinavian minimalism. Working with recycled sterling silver, the brand focuses on cultural storytelling and modern design, creating sculptural, personal pieces. Each collection draws inspiration from landscapes, memory and symbolism, offering timeless artefacts that transcend fleeting trends.
Sandberg

Since 2001, Staffan Sandberg has redefined goldsmithery in Sweden, bringing an innovative approach to jewellery production that sets him apart. His pieces are distinctly minimalistic yet playfully charming, often featuring his signature motif of hand-drawn turtles. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail in sterling silver and lustrous gold, and adorned with a carefully selected variety of precious and semi-precious gemstones, Sandberg's jewellery is not merely an accessory but an investment, designed for enduring longevity and timeless appeal.
Sara Robertsson
Since 2015, Swedish designer Sara Robertsson has drawn inspiration from the evolution of nature, imbuing her jewellery with poetic expression and organic forms. Intended for long-term wear and appreciation, Robertsson allows her design process to unfold organically, guided by intuition and patience. Her background in fashion design also informs her approach and narrative, resulting in minimalist silver and gold jewellery pieces.
Sebastian Schildt
Sebastian Schildt, the acclaimed Stockholm-based designer, is renowned for his eclectic jewellery. His daring application of colour, form, and tactility has secured his prominent position in the art world, with his creations exhibited in numerous galleries and museums. Among his distinguished clientele are Svenskt Tenn and the Swedish parliament.
Shamballa Jewels
Established in 2005 by Danish siblings Mads and Mikkel Kornerup, Shamballa Jewels aimed to revolutionise men's jewellery design. Their ambition was to fuse ancient Eastern philosophies with Nordic aesthetics, forging a distinctive style. Today, Shamballa Jewels presents an extensive array of women's and men's items, often featuring gemstones, pearls, and diamonds in deeper, more subdued colours and shades.
Sif Jakobs
Sif Jakobs' unique jewellery brand is a captivating blend of influences, stemming from her Icelandic heritage and time spent in Denmark, Sweden, and Italy. Her designs draw inspiration from natural elements such as rock formations, enigmatic springs, and volcanic structures. This creative process results in distinctive silver and gold pieces, intricately adorned with vibrant gemstones and pearls.
Skultuna

With a legacy dating back to 1607, Skultuna stands as a titan among Scandinavian brands, renowned for its exquisite jewellery and industrial design. For centuries, this Swedish powerhouse has consistently delivered contemporary creations infused with timeless elegance. Skultuna's commitment to luxury is evident in its exclusive use of high-end materials, crafting enduring pieces that transcend fleeting trends, from captivating jewellery to sophisticated home interiors.
Soleya
Established in Copenhagen in 2023, Soleya has mastered the merging of craftsmanship with rich cultural influences. Ziva Azoulay, the founder and designer, brings a unique perspective through her mixed Moroccan-Jewish background in relation to her Danish roots. A sense of vibrancy, together with Scandinavian serenity, shines through her gold collections, embellished with the finest diamonds.
Sophia Bernadotte
A rising star in Scandinavian jewellery, Sophia Bernadotte’'s namesake brand has swiftly captured the attention of fine jewellery enthusiasts. Renowned for her dedication to craftsmanship, Bernadotte uses only the most luxurious materials to create pieces that truly endure. The Signature Collection boasts a bold ring featuring a vibrant purple amethyst, encircled by diamonds that sparkle with every movement. Meanwhile, the Cocktail Collection presents a sophisticated amethyst necklace, to elevate any occasion.
Sophie by Sophie

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Founded in 2006 by Sophie Gyllenhammar, Swedish brand Sophie by Sophie crafts timeless jewellery pieces. Gyllenhammar, who inherited her love for eccentric and sparkly designs from her grandmother, combines modern twists with bold colours. Her collection features distinctive elements like knots, hearts, giant safety pins, and bright details. The ‘Childhood’ earrings, for example, are designed to bring a cheerful pop of colour to any winter ensemble.
Sophie Bille Brahe

Danish fine jewellery brand Sophie Bille Brahe, launched in 2011, reflects its founder's deep respect for craftsmanship and storytelling, with dainty pieces adding a touch of femininity to any outfit. All of the label's creations are crafted from 100 per cent recycled gold, adorned with responsibly sourced precious stones or freshwater pearls, underscoring the brand's commitment to sustainability.
Spustova
Since 2015, Zuzana Spustova has been channelling her emotions into her namesake jewellery brand, exploring the intricacies of the human psyche. Designed in Oslo and crafted in Naples, her fine jewellery collection features silver, gold, and rose gold pieces adorned with exquisite diamonds. If you're seeking a statement ring, pendant, or bracelet of unparalleled quality, Spustova is the brand to consider.
Syster P
Syster P, founded by two sisters in 2010, embarked on a journey fuelled by a desire to create enduring, affordable jewellery. Inspired by global travels, diverse conversations, culture, and joy, the brand prioritises sustainability and ethical practices by exclusively using 100% recycled materials. Syster P aims to be a leader in responsible jewellery making, offering extensive collections of elegant yet playful silver and gold pieces that appeal to all ages. It's a reliable choice for those looking to enhance their jewellery collection without a hefty price tag.
Tom Wood
Norwegian brand Tom Wood's signature 'Ice Huggie' earrings or 'Ada' chain necklace are headturners: classic in style yet captivating in detail. Founded in 2013 by Mona Jensen, the brand champions functionality and simple materials, consistently making an impression with bold shapes and unexpected designs. All products are crafted with the lowest environmental impact possible, adding further credentials to their already highly sought-after pieces.
Toteme

Whilst most recognised for its effortlessly elegant, minimalist and clean garments, Toteme also heralds a jewellery range equally as sophisticated. Traced in 18k gold, monochrome enamel, gemstones and diamonds, it is the perfect complement to any Toteme ensemble, or simply to add a hint of sophistication to any day. From delicate chain necklaces to statement earrings that frame the face, each piece is meticulously crafted, embodying the brand's commitment to understated luxury and timeless design.
Trine Tuxen
Copenhagen-based brand, Trine Tuxen, has captivated audiences since 2012 with its statement jewellery in silver and gold. Focusing on alluring shapes and visual expression, Trine Tuxen embodies the essence of Danish design, effortlessly combining timelessness, simplicity, and individuality in its eye-catching pieces.
Vanbruun
In 2013, Victor Halvarsson embarked on a quest to find his fiancée's dream engagement ring, a journey that ultimately led him to establish Vanbruun. Recognising a gap in the market, Halvarsson launched the Scandinavian brand to offer exquisite, minimalist designs featuring top-tier diamonds, destined to become cherished heirlooms. Today, Vanbruun is revered not only for its stunning engagement rings but also for its extensive collection of fine jewellery.
















































































































































































































































































































































































































