Every Nordic jewellery brand you need to know

Diamonds are at the heart of KARAAT's story, not only for the Finnish jewellery brand's exquisite engagement and wedding rings but also for the founders' unwavering commitment to transparency within the diamond industry. Since its launch in 2019, Julia Hakanpää and Jani Leirimaa have been driven by a vision of ethical practices, working with lab-grown gemstones and honest pricing structures. Their journey highlighted a pressing need for change, which inspired them to revolutionise traditional practices. Today, the brand's pieces are designed in the Nordics and crafted in Rome, Italy, and Antwerp, Belgium, resulting in durable, beautiful jewellery that resonates with modern values.

Finnish brand Aida Impact is founded and run by women with the goal of creating sustainable social impact through jewellery. The collections are handmade in Helsinki from natural materials, with an employee base comprising immigrants and refugees in need of a gateway to working life. The use of rose and nougat gold, pearls, and shells is enhanced by pastel and vibrant gemstones that catch the light – and our eyes.

Since 2009, the Swedish brand All Blues has made its mark on the Nordic jewellery scene, refining the intersection of design, quality and culture. Its non-seasonal pieces combine modern 3D technology with traditional craftsmanship to realise its recycled silver and gold jewellery pieces that elevate the everyday.

Swedish jewellery design house Annette Welander embodies the essence of sharp Scandinavian elegance, where sleek geometry meets innovative artistry. Every piece of jewellery is a harmonious blend of architectural influence and refined technology, creating a balance that feels both timeless and boldly modern. Signature minimalist lines and unexpected sculptureal details elevate the collection with sustainably sourced 18K gold and diamonds. Annette Welander’s commitment to Swedish heritage shines through every detail, setting a global standard for beauty and craftsmanship.

Founded by two best friends, Bianca Ingrosso and Lovisa Worge, the Swedish company Ani Jewels has taken the Scandinavian jewellery scene by storm: offering jewellery that can be adorned for all occasions and stand the test of time. Their timeless bijoux portray unique, high-quality silver and gold pieces at accessible prices, allowing anyone and everyone to enjoy Ani for years to come.

If you’re looking for jewellery that exudes joy and happiness, look no further. Launched in 2020, Finnish brand Annele produces handmade collections that mix vibrant colours and fun designs inspired by nature and the simple pleasures of everyday life. Pair the ‘Raspberry Jelly’ and ‘Marshmallow Madness’ clip-on earrings with their matching necklace to brighten your look.

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Jewellery designer Annie Berner has conquered Oslo with her handmade recycled pieces in all shapes and sizes. Through boundless colour, form and texture, her pieces have mastered the art of playfulness through jewellery. With statement earrings, necklaces and rings – rendered in silver, gold and limitless colours – Annie Berner truly has something for everyone.

Danish Helle Vestergaard Poulsen founded Anni Lu in 2013 to channel her passion for bold colourways, playful combinations and unexpected designs. Her jewellery is made by hand using 14k solid gold and 18k gold-plated sterling silver and is embellished with sparkling crystals, beads and semi-precious stones. Some of our favourite Anni Lu signatures? The good luck charms and personalised initial pendants.

The hidden gems of Iceland are countless, and Aurum by Gudbjörg is one of them. Established in 1999, award-winning Icelandic jewellery designer Guðbjörg Kristín Ingvarsdótir seeks inspiration from the raw yet majestic elements of her surroundings, generating expertly handcrafted innovative jewellery with delicate designs capturing the essence of Icelandic nature.

Norwegian Bjørg Nordli-Mathisen worked for a decade as a textile artist before turning to jewellery in 2004 – instilling her with a particular appreciation for light and colour. Spotted on David Bowie, Madonna, Lady Gaga and Lykke Li, Bjørg's jewels are sculptural, and all handmade from 100 per cent natural materials. From the colourful ‘Fabula Rainbow’ bracelet to the statement ‘Biomorph’ ring, the collections feature rough and precious stones that merge past inspirations with contemporary references.

Effortless, edgy and exclusive are just three words to describe the Swedish jewellery brand Blue Billie which opened its doors in 2019. Through quality and iconic pieces, Blue Billie’s jewellery pieces can be styled in numerous combinations for all occasions and styles you could possibly desire, elevating any look at hand. Distinguishing shapes and designs characterise the silver and gold high-quality pieces ready to be adorned.

Specialised in the craftsmanship of fine jewellery, Danish brand Bolou has instilled unique expertise throughoutthat their one-of-a-kind pieces since 2017. Made out of natural materials, the artisanship shines through their storytelling bijoux. The Scandinavian design team creates exceptional items which come to life through the craftsmanship of gemstones of the highest quality. Don’t be afraid to mix and match their endlessly colourful pieces.

In 2004, Tine Mollatt established the Norwegian brand byTimo based on foundations of consciousness, integrity and modern romance. Whilst byTimo is mainly known for its beautiful floral dresses, its ever-so-elegant jewellery is the perfect counter and cannot be forgotten. Don't miss the brand's vintage-inspired gold pieces adorned with charming pendants.

Since 2018, Norwegian designer Camila Pihl has been firmly on our radar for her eponymous brand’s feminine and discerning fashion collections. Now, Pihl has unveiled a jewellery category with the same timeless appeal and strong sustainable values as her fashion line. Incorporating delicate chains, pearl adornments and organic hammered finishes, Camila Pihl offers pieces that come at an affordable pricepoint but truly feel like a one-of-a-kind heirloom.

In the sea of Scandinavian minimalistic design, Sweden's Caroline Svedbom stands out from the crown with playful statement jewellery in larger-than-life shapes and colours of the rainbow. Through joy and passion for colour and craftsmanship, the jewellery pieces are adorned with vibrant gemstones in all shapes and sizes, adding a dose of joy to everyday life.

From the bold ‘Astrid Dome’ collection to the modern ‘Hedvig Deco’ and vintage ‘Ever After Poppy’ collections, Swedish designer Charlotte Bonde imagines jewellery that mixes historical references with current fashion and artistic inspirations since the beginning of her brand in 2010. Pearls are mixed with gold-tone details and flower-shaped designs meet colourful pendants to celebrate the unique personality of each wearer.

Exploring the human physique and natural forms, the sustainable designs of Swedish Cornelia Webb have been source of fascination since 2005. The brand emphasises the beauty of anatomy through modern craft, expertise and innovation, distinguishing itself in the international luxury market. Discover a range of jewellery decorated with gemstones, delicate features and one-of-a-kind mouldings of human skin.

The journey of David Andersen began at the end of the 19th century, when its namesake Norwegian designer harboured hopes of becoming a talented goldsmith. Today, Andersen's legacy continues with the help of his great-great-grandchildren who keep the dream alive. Through its impressive craftsmanship, David Andersen has made a name for itself within the luxury market of jewellery, curating exclusive silver and gold pieces often embellished with precious gemstones.

First appearing in 2009, the Swedish brand Drakenberg Sjölin has become one of the most influential brands on the Scandinavian market. Drakenberg Sjölin’s mission is to create sophisticated and timeless pieces inspired by the Nordic seasons. Each is crafted by hand with high-quality silver and recycled gold materials, scattered with embellished with diamonds, gemstones and freshwater pearl embellishments.

Handcrafted in Denmark since 2005, Dulong Fine Jewelry presents strong collections of earrings, bracelets, rings, necklaces and pendants of the finest materials. Through its Scandinavian influences, Dulong finds comfort in quality, simplicity and exclusivity with uncompromising craftsmanship: allowing all stylish women to add visual expression through strong glamorous designs.

Ditte Dyrberg and Henning Kern are the dynamic Danish duo behind the jewellery brand Dyrberg/Kern, portraying beauty and sensuality through ranges of elegantly sophisticated jewellery pieces since 1985. Their handmade necklaces, earrings, and bracelets reflect their unwavering craft and design standards, offering nothing but the best to their customers.

Swedish Efva Attling created her first piece of bijoux at the age of 11, so after honing her craft for years, it’s no surprise her line of pieces featuring colourful gemstones is pure jewellery mastery. Sharp angles and graphic details meet soft, curved lines to create collections made from white gold, silver and diamonds. The ‘Big Bubbles’ earrings are our favourite head-turners.

Established in 2013 by Orit Elhanati, the namesake brand's jewellery is heavily inspired by the founder's Danish upbringing and Middle Eastern roots. Drawing from a universe of fantasies and dreams, Elhanati's meticulously hand-crafted, organic-shaped jewellery is quite literally unique, as no two pieces are alike.

Launched in 2013, Stockholm-based Emma Israelsson creates exceptional jewellery imbued with the true spirit of Scandinavian design. With a focus on sustainability, and with charity partnerships with the likes of Her Royal Highness' Princess Sofia's organisation Project Playground, Emma Israelsson's pieces are the kind you will cherish for a lifetime.

Colourful design and harmony symbolises the Danish brand Enamel Copenhagen, established in 2012. By implementing colours, shapes and details in an elegant way, Enamel Copenhagen sustains their steadfast cohort of fans. Drawing the attention of anyone and everyone of all ages, seeking new fun bijoux to add to their accessories wardrobe. Enjoy the satisfaction of playing and layering your colourful jewellery pieces, in the hopes of adding an extra sparkle to your everyday look.

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.

Stockholm-based brand Ennui Atelier is the meeting point of delicacy and punk. Since its start in 2019, Ennui Atelier has added elements of subculture to its luxury ranges, ensuring its meticulously crafted diamond-embellished keepsakes pack a punch.

Charlotte Christina Larsen is the founder and designer of the Danish fine jewellery brand Facon Facon, founded in 2013. Trained and educated as a goldsmith, Larsen handcrafts each and every item of the brand from 18K gold with diamonds and gemstones, prioritising quality over quantity. Drawing inspiration from the architecture, nature, and style of her home country, Facon Facon pieces encapsulate simple and innovative Danish aesthetics.

World renowned for its timeless jewellery crafted from the finest, sustainably sourced materials, Danish Georg Jensen's pieces fuse elegant Scandinavian minimalism with a hint of playfulness since 1904. Ideal for any occasion, the Danish brand's keepsake pieces are best worn mixed and matched or stacked, guaranteeing a statement look.

The former Danish Queen H.M. Margrethe II is one of the many collectors of the fine jewellery brand, Griegst. Founded and designed in Copenhagen in 1963, Griegst has caught the interest of the luxury jewellery world with its sculpturally fascinating pieces. Blurring the lines between fine jewellery, sculpture and art, Griegst’s unique accessories are crafted utilising solely the finest metals as well as stones, handpicked by their compelling shapes, clarity and shades. If gold is the metal for you, find comfort in these impressively creative pieces.

“Knowledge is power” is the motto of Danish luxury brand Hartmanns, and its expertise in jewellery is certainly its superpower. Since its beginning in 1997, Hartmanns has beautified the jewellery industry with its impressive collections of handpicked diamonds. Whether you are on the hunt for silver, gold or diamonds, Hartmanns has everything you could ever need.

With her background in dressage, Marianne Helgstrand wanted to design brooches for horse riders as the elegant finish to an equestrian competition look. This desire fuelled the beginnings of Helgstrand Jewellery in 2013, with its collections of unique jewellery crafted with 18k gold and sterling silver, adorned with either the best quality diamonds or cubic zirconia.

In 2019, Swedish IAMELENI began its sustainable journey as a stand-out jewellery brand in the sphere of slow fashion. Handcrafted in their atelier in Stockholm's hip Södermalm area, IAMELENI plays with raw and delicate detailing, drawing influences from the founder and designer's Mediterranean roots.

Finding it difficult to uncover jewellery that is both exciting and accessible? Ioaku is the brand for you. Refresh your jewellery rotation with striking pieces from the brand founded by Swedish Fanny EK in 2012, providing you with designs of all shapes and sizes: from seasonal treasures to timeless essentials.

With the vision of creating pieces that will endure for many generations to come, Stockholm-based Isabel Lennse leans towards classical yet modern design choices. Through its high-quality and sustainable materials, the Swedish brand elevates classics with contemporary twists, resulting in bona fide heirlooms.

Founded in 2020, Swedish brand Izabel Display creates jewellery designed to be seen and adored. Rendered in bold tones of luminous blue, green, red and orange are just a few of the countless hues of gemstones adorned in both silver and gold. Don’t be afraid to mix and match the different colours, collections and styles.

Classic pearls and vibrant agates meet brushed surfaces and sparkly details in Danish Jane Kønig’s collections of modern, graphic jewellery. From chunky yet elegant chain necklaces to engraved bracelets, pieces can be worn together or separately depending on the occasion. If you’re looking for a more personalised take, you can design your bespoke piece of jewellery in the brand’s Copenhagen studio.

“Everybody has a right to shine” has been the motto of Danish designer Josina Wilhelmina Bergsøe since she launched her namesake brand Josina Copenhagen in 2015. It's a motto that resonates across its sparkling jewellery collections, the designs of which are drawn by hand then meticulously completed by craftsman in northern Italy with the finest of metals and diamonds.

Since 2002, Danish Julie Sandlau has designed four yearly collections that are made from 22k gold plating, 925 sterling silver and recycled rhodium and feature an array of eye-catching gemstones and colourful crystals. Imagined to bring joy and mindfulness to the wearer, the pieces blend femininity and modernity and can easily be dressed up or down for any occasion. The ‘Bamboo’, ‘Audrey’ and ‘Bloom’ lines are ones you can’t go wrong with.

Created 80 years ago by Elsa Heporauta, Finnish brand Kalevala focuses on supporting local production and social responsibility through its heritage-inspired jewellery. In fact, you may have already seen the brand's silver platework around the neck of Princess Leia in Star Wars. Today, the collections feature statement pieces that are suitable for just about any style - the ‘Arcs’ bracelet and ‘Kosmos’ necklace are two favourites that would make a thoughtful gift to any jewellery lover.

Forward thinking Danish brand Kinraden, founded in 2019, aims to change the game of sustainability within the luxury jewellery industry. With circularity at its core, Kinraden curates hand-crafted fine jewellery brought to life by the finest recycled materials such as purified 18-carat gold and sterling silver. Through its modern and conscientious creative concept, Kinraden has committed itself to crafting thoughtful pieces influenced by everything from Japanese design tradition to Danish architecture.

With designer Jonatan Härngren at its helm, Swedish Kultur5 began in 2020 as a creative project, exploring innovation, space and art. Growing up in an artistic environment, Härngren spent a great deal of time in wood carpentry workshops where design quickly became his natural way of expression. Today, Kultur5 creates sculptural jewellery pieces in 925 sterling silver: eye-catching to say the least.

Enhance your natural beauty with the designs of Swedish Krista Kretzschmar, capturing the essence of the Japanese aesthetic philosophy of Wabi Sabi. Whilst the founder and designer, Krista, is technically trained as a goldsmith, most of her contemporary designs are completed in fair-trade and sustainably sourced bronze. Discover alluring items with compelling shapes, colours and designs appropriate for any occasion.

When co-founder, Vidhi Jain, moved to Denmark, she embarked on her journey to establish a name for herself on the jewellery scene. Later, in 2001, Vidhi together with her co-founder Shivangi Jhalan decided to bring to life Le Soonar: a brand that pays homage to the opulent history of Indian craftsmanship. Quickly, Le Soonar made a name for itself with its elegant pieces – the profits of which partly go to community service initiative Mamtaa Foundation.

Wondering which jewellery brand is favoured by the Danish fashion crowd? Lié Studio is your answer. Founded in in 2021, Lié Studio combines the artistry of Danish design with timeless, versatile pieces designed for the everyday woman. Silver, gold and beads fulfils the essence of the brand, allowing for creative style choices in the comfort of your own home.

Breaking free from the traditions of goldsmithery in 2007, Danish Line & Jo have changed the moulds for fine jewellery, daringly insisting on unconventional creative choices with contemporary flair. Sterling silver, 14 karat and 18 karat gold, brilliant cut diamonds, sapphires and genuine pearls are just to mention a few of the admirable materials used in the process of crafting the diverse selections. Specialising in diamonds, pearls and gemstones, Line & Jo has the styles to spice up any outfit.

The elegantly sophisticated Linda Fiore is a female-led Swedish and American jewellery brand, with its core in timeless, high quality jewellery made to last a lifetime. Based in the south of Sweden and southern California, Linda Fiore gathers inspiration from nature and her surroundings. The forest and the lakes of Sweden, and the hillsides and the ocean of California. Created with precious metals and stones, Linda Fiore carefully selects sustainable materials to form confident, classical jewellery styles.

With a background in mechanical engineering, Stockholm-based Jimmy Kamhieh Loutfi spent several years designing systems and technical components for various industries across diverse sectors. It wasn’t until many years later that Loufti realised his passion for jewellery design, starting his line Louis Abel 2021. The brand explores storytelling through sculptural shapes and unique tactility.

Anja and Rasmus Gottiebsen’s shared passion for art and design resulted in the creation of Lulu Copenhagen in 2014. The duo use mellow and vibrant hues throughout their collections: simple and playful intended to spark joy. The best-selling candy ear studs are sold one at a time, as the designers believe in only buying products you truly fall in love with.

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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 Jewelry 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.

Since 2010, the enchanting and spiritual Danish brand Maanesten has added sparkling details to everyday life. Drawing its influences from Mother Nature, the brand’s jewellery pieces in both silver and gold represent the beauty of the world around us. Utilising powerful stones and crystals in the making of Maanesten’s jewels, the pieces channel a magical energy.

The unparalleled appeal of Danish brand Maria Black has well and truly crossed international waters since it was established in 2010. The combination of cutting-edge forms with dainty details such as pearls and gemstones has given the high-end jewellery brand a cult following. Fusing artistic expression with functional fashion, the Maria Black universe is one that we all want to be a part of.

Since its beginnings in Stockholm in 2007, Maria Nilsdotter has mastered storytelling through her one-of-a-kind luxury jewellery. Inspired by the natural landscapes of Sweden, along with folklore mythology, the Swedish brand compels the consumer with its extraordinary designs and materials. Whilst a great deal of the jewellery explores endless opportunities of silver and gold bijoux, the true stars of Maria Nilsdotter’s show are the adornments of pearls, gemstones and diamonds in ranges of colours, shapes and sizes.

Minimal and a little bit mysterious, MH 925 is the Swedish jewellery brand you are bound to see on all the Scandinavian cool girls. Working exclusively with sterling silver, founder Marie Häger explores her fascination with sleek geometry and functionality. Locally made in Sweden with meticulous attention to detail, the lightweight pieces are already a cult favourite: look out for the signature chokers, thick bangles and signature oval ball flourishes.

Blurring the lines between art and jewellery, Danish brand Monies has been conquering the jewellery scene since 1973. Throughout its five-decade-long legacy, the Copenhagen-based brand has pushed the boundaries of conventional design, transforming natural materials into eclectic and eccentric rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings.

Muli Collection is pioneering in the sphere of sustainable jewellery as it strives to reduce the environmental impact of its designs-. Established amid the pandemic in late 2020, the Swedish female-led brand takes pride in creating diverse pieces incorporating recognisable, versatile features appropriate for all possible occasions. Whether your preference is silver or gold, Muli Collection will ease your decision-making process with its great selection of pieces (that won't break the bank).

The epitome of natural art and beauty is encapsulated by Swedish jewellery brand Märta Larsson – the wild nature of Lapland is at the heart of its inspiration. Larsson has established her namesake brand in 2013, focusing on one-of-a-kind and unexpected jewellery pieces, hand-crafted by the founder herself incorporating stones such as pyrite, black tourmaline, quartz, amethyst and lapis.

Created by Lisa Olsson in 2018, Nootka's 925 silver pieces are all of the sort that you'd never want to take off. The brand's bestseller, the ‘Mid Hoop’, for example, is an earring that’s delicately textured and easily adds visual appeal to any classic shirt or plush sweater. Better yet, Nootka often teams up with fellow Scandinavian brands on covetable capsule collections – keep your eyes peeled.

In 2009, at only 17 years old, Linette Haaning founded the Danish jewellery brand Nuit et Linette with the vision of designing one-of-a-kind fine jewellery with raw, simplistic features. With an eye for detail, Linette encapsulates her perfectionism through the beautiful characteristics of her work. By only using the best materials such as 925 sterling silver to fine jewellery pieces in solid 14k and 18k gold, embellished with brilliant-cut diamonds, Nuit et Linette sets the bar high for other fine jewellery brands to follow.

Nature has always been an immense source of inspiration to Denmark's Ole Lynggaard since its beginning in 1963, with the Danish flora and fauna resonating through the brand's signature organic shapes and direct details. Whether reinterpretations of leaves or the spindly take of a fossil-like seashell, this brand is all about exquisite craftsmanship, artisanal integrity and deep personal bonds.

With its infamous charms phenomena, Copenhagen-based brand Pandora has made its mark globally on the world of jewellery since 1982. In its journey from a local Danish store to a world-leading company, Pandora has opened its doors in more than 100 countries worldwide. Now, Pandora is renowned for a spectrum of stunning pieces beyond its charms, that are brimming with sentimentality and timelessness.

Norwegian creative Cathrine Børter had been working as a womenswear designer for almost a decade, until she discovered her true calling: jewellery. Cue Pearl Octopuss.y, the Oslo-based jewellery brand she launched in 2020. With its bold and eccentric pieces, Pearl Octopuss.y quickly cemented its place as the go-to label for those on the hunt for quality pieces bound to make a statement.

In 2007, Pernille Corydon established her eponymous jewellery brand, with its roots in Scandinavian beauty and minimalism. Evoking the shapes of nature, the brand's’s bijoux comes to life in small gold and silver pieces decorated with precious pearls.

Made in Denmark since 1983 by hand by a team of experienced designers, Pilgrim incorporates a mix of classic and timeless features into its contemporary jewellery collections. With an accessible price tag, Pilgrim's modern ranges have something for everyone: whether you're on the hunt for simple silver rings or statement gold earrings.

Strawberry, grape, lemon or banana earrings - Pura Utz has a pair for every mood and style. Since 2018, the brand’s co-founders, Anna and Bernabela, has designed colourful collections of jewels that blend joyful creativity and upbeat inspirations. What started as an ‘‘empowerment project’’ has quickly turned into a statement Danish brand that is positively impacting the industry - they employ more than 50 women in Guatemala and have recently launched collections of bags and clothes to match their playful jewellery.

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Born from the passion of creative artisanship, Ragbag brings modernity and artistic expression to the landscape of Danish jewellery. Since 2020, their Copenhagen studio has meticulously designed and crafted high-quality pieces from responsibly sourced materials including 952 sterling silver, 18k gold plating, freshwater pearls, with seasonal additions of natural stones. From minimalistic silver and gold rings, to bold statement earrings, creativity shines through the designs of Ragbag.

Dannie Larsson's Swedish brand Rare Jewellery is for the Scandinavian maximalist. Sculpting dazzling pieces covered in sparkling stones, since its launch in 2015 Larsson's plays with colours and quirky pieces make her a certifiable standout on the Scandinavian scene.

Ro Copenhagen was founded in 2015 with the intention of generating tranquillity through jewellery. Calmness, quality and craftsmanship pervades the brand’s identity, and all that comes with it. Defined by timeless, minimal and classic designs, the brand has made a name for itself within the sphere of Danish quality jewellery. As the pieces are made to last, the durability and longevity of Ro Copenhagen stand the test of time.

Founded in 2012, the Swedish jewellery brand Safira designs contemporary jewellery in all shapes and sizes. With 80 per cent of their pieces are made out of sparkling recycled silver and gleaming genuine gold, the Scandinavian institution strives to create sustainable jewellery for all. Looking for new, exciting bijoux without breaking the bank? Safira is your new go-to.

In 2001, Swedish Staffan Sandberg took a new approach to goldsmithery with the intention of innovating production within the scene of jewellery. Whilst the jewellery encaptures minimalistic designs and styles, the pieces also portray a playfulness through the hand drawn turtles, an easily recognisable statement of Sandbergs. The jewellery pieces in both silver and gold, adorned in gemstones of all colours and shapes, are made to last a lifetime.

The evolution of nature has inspired the Swedish designer Sara Robertsson’s jewellery since 2015, incorporating poetic expression and natural shapes. As jewellery intended to be worn and cherished for years to come, Robertsson lets the design process naturally evolve by trusting her intuition and patience. Her background in fashion design also influences her process and storytelling, resulting in minimalistic silver and gold jewellery pieces.

Svenskt Tenn and the Swedish parliament are just two of several heavyweight names in Sebastian Schildt’s roster. The Stockholm-based designer is renowned for his eclectic jewellery pieces, which never shy away from bold colour, form and tactility. Synonymous with art, it's no surprise his pieces can be found in multiple galleries and museums.

With the intention of revolutionising men’s jewellery design, Danish Mads & Mikkel Kornerup founded Shamballa Jewels in 20015. Driven by their desire to spark change, Shamballa Jewels marks the unique intersection between ancient eastern philosophies and Nordic design. Currently, Shamballa produces a wide range of women’s and men’s pieces integrating various gemstones, pearls and diamonds – often in darker colours and tones.

Influenced by her Icelandic roots, and time spent living in Denmark, Sweden and Italy, Sif Jakobs' namesake jewellery brand is a fascinating melting pot: drawing on rock formations, mysterious springs and volcanic structures for inspiration. This translates in one-of-a-kind silver and gold designs, detailed with colourful gemstones and pearls.

One of the oldest and most prominent names in Scandinavian jewellery (and industrial design) is Swedish Skultuna, founded in 1607. Being one of the oldest companies worldwide, Skultuna's reputation precedes itself: and means. the brand is proudly showcased in home interiors and jewellery boxes alike.- Opting for contemporary designs with classic features, the brand works exclusively with high-end materials generating jewellery to last a lifetime.

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 Scandianvian serenity shines through her gold collections, embellished with the finest diamonds.

Swedish brand Sophie by Sophie was founded in 2006 by Sophie Gyllenhammar out of a love for eccentric jewellery and sparkle – a passion she inherited from her grandmother. The designer creates timeless pieces that combine modern twists and bold colours – think knots, hearts, giant safety pins and bright details. The ‘Childhood’ earrings will certainly add a welcoming pop of colour to any winter outfit.

Danish Sophie Bille Brahe's eponymous fine jewellery brand reflects the founder's deep respect for craft and storytelling, its' dainty jewellery adding a touch of femininity to any ensemble. Launched in 2011, all of the label's pieces are crafted from 100 per cent recycled gold, adorned with responsibly sourced precious stones or freshwater pearls, underscoring the brand's commitment to sustainability.

Zuzana Spustova has channeled her emotions through her namesake jewellery brand since 2015, navigating the complexities of the human psyche. Designed in Oslo and made in Naples, Zuzana’s fine jewellery pieces range from silver, gold and rose gold embellished with the finest of diamonds. If a statement ring, pendant or bracelet of the first-class quality is what you are looking for, Sputsova is the brand for you.

While based and operating out of Oslo, Josephine Studio's brand identity is intricately tied to the enigmatic Empress Joséphine Bonaparte (who was known as Rose until Napoleon decided to call her Joséphine). She was a trailblazing iconoclast whose audacious style and love for jewels defied the mores of her epoch. "[Joséphine was a rebel for her time. She did her thing, went against the flow and was seen by many as inappropriate both as an empress, but also as a contemporary woman," says designer Sarah Herland. Like its muse, Josephine seeks not merely to adorn, but to embolden, challenging norms to redefine the very essence of jewelry for a modern era since its beginning in 2022. "We are always committed to creating high-quality, timeless pieces that are versatile enough to wear every day or for special occasions."

Since 1904, Strömdahls Juveler has mastered the scene of Scandinavian jewellery. As Hugo Strömdahl opened his doors to his first fine jewellery atelier in Stockholm, Sweden, Strömdahl’s has acquired the attention of the bijoux sphere. Focusing on jewels and pearls, the fine jewellery brand presents rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets in ranges of silver and gold: offering quality and longevity to any bijoux lover.

Syster P’s journey began with the passion of two sisters in 2010. Through travels across the globe, the sisters disclosed their desire to create long-lasting affordable jewellery, inspired by conversation, culture and joy. By utilising 100% recycled materials, Syster P puts sustainability and ethical matters first. Striving to be a leader within responsible jewellery making. Their large collections of elegant yet playful silver and gold jewellery compels anyone of any age. A safe bet for anyone who wants to expand their jewellery wardrobe without the hefty price tag.

Norwegian Tom Wood’s ‘Ice Huggie’ earrings or ‘Ada’ chain necklace are items that’ll surely draw some attention - they’re both classic in style but compelling in the detail. Founded in 2013 by Mona Jensen, the brand is based on functionality and simple materials, while always making an impression thanks to bold shapes and unexpected designs. All products are created with the lowest environmental impact possible, adding credentials to their already sought-after pieces.

The Copenhagen based brand, Trine Tuxen, captures the interest of its audience by its statement jewellery in silver and gold, focusing on alluring shapes and visual expression. Through the essence of Danish design, Trine Tuxen has combined the notions of timelessness, simplicity as well as individuality by its eye-catching yet effortless pieces since 2012.

The Scandinavian brand Vanbruun began in 2013 when founder, Victor Halvarsson, embarked on a journey to finding the engagement ring of his fiancé’s dreams. Needing to address the need himself, Halvarsson launched Vanbruun to offer pure and simple designs set with first-rate diamonds to be treasured for generations to come. Today, Vanbruun is a go-to for not just engagement rings, but a wide spectrum of fine jewellery pieces.