Nanna and Jørgen
Nanna and Jorgen Ditzel were Danish jewelry designers who created unique and innovative jewelry designs in the mid-20th century. They are considered pioneers in the field of Scandinavian jewelry design and are known for their use of unconventional materials and techniques.
Nanna and Jorgen's jewelry designs were characterized by their abstract and sculptural forms, often inspired by natural shapes and organic textures. They worked with a wide range of materials, including silver, gold, enamel, and unconventional materials such as rattan, nylon, and rubber.
Their jewelry designs were often playful and experimental, pushing the boundaries of what was considered traditional jewelry at the time. They were highly influential in the Scandinavian design movement and their work continues to be celebrated today.
Although Nanna and Jorgen are no longer alive, their work can be found in museums and private collections around the world. Their jewelry is highly sought after by collectors and jewelry enthusiasts and continues to inspire contemporary jewelry designers.
Nanna and Jorgen's jewelry designs were characterized by their abstract and sculptural forms, often inspired by natural shapes and organic textures. They worked with a wide range of materials, including silver, gold, enamel, and unconventional materials such as rattan, nylon, and rubber.
Their jewelry designs were often playful and experimental, pushing the boundaries of what was considered traditional jewelry at the time. They were highly influential in the Scandinavian design movement and their work continues to be celebrated today.
Although Nanna and Jorgen are no longer alive, their work can be found in museums and private collections around the world. Their jewelry is highly sought after by collectors and jewelry enthusiasts and continues to inspire contemporary jewelry designers.
