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Georg Jensen Curve Sterling Silver 18ct Yellow Gold Ring, 20000029 Continuing Georg Jensen's heritage of bold sculptural jewellery, the new Curve collection in collaboration with Danish born designer Regitze Overgaard highlights creativity and craftsmanship at its very finest. The Curve collection offers beautiful and organic shapes combined with that classic Scandinavian design which Georg Jensen is renowned for.

Georg Jensen Daisy 18ct Gold Plated Sterling Silver Ring, 20000313. Daisy has roots in Denmark; this icon has been a favourite for generations of women. The national flower of Denmark inspired this perennial favourite. The daisy is also associated with the royal house of Denmark. When Queen Ingrid gave birth to Princess Margrethe in 1940, Georg Jensen presented her with a special version of DAISY to commemorate the event.

Georg Jensen Curve Sterling Silver 18ct Yellow Gold Ring, 20000029 Continuing Georg Jensen's heritage of bold sculptural jewellery, the new Curve collection in collaboration with Danish born designer Regitze Overgaard highlights creativity and craftsmanship at its very finest. The Curve collection offers beautiful and organic shapes combined with that classic Scandinavian design which Georg Jensen is renowned for.

Georg Jensen Daisy 18ct Gold Plated Sterling Silver Small Ring, 20000310. Daisy has roots in Denmark; this icon has been a favourite for generations of women. The national flower of Denmark inspired this perennial favourite. The daisy is also associated with the royal house of Denmark. When Queen Ingrid gave birth to Princess Margrethe in 1940, Georg Jensen presented her with a special version of DAISY to commemorate the event. Beyond Scandinavia, DAISY is popular for women of all ages. It can be worn as a brooch, bracelet, earring or pendant and with jeans, business or cocktail attire.

Georg Jensen Daisy 18ct Gold Plated Sterling Silver Ring, 20000313. Daisy has roots in Denmark; this icon has been a favourite for generations of women. The national flower of Denmark inspired this perennial favourite. The daisy is also associated with the royal house of Denmark. When Queen Ingrid gave birth to Princess Margrethe in 1940, Georg Jensen presented her with a special version of DAISY to commemorate the event.

Georg Jensen Daisy 18ct Gold Plated Sterling Silver Ring, 20000313. Daisy has roots in Denmark; this icon has been a favourite for generations of women. The national flower of Denmark inspired this perennial favourite. The daisy is also associated with the royal house of Denmark. When Queen Ingrid gave birth to Princess Margrethe in 1940, Georg Jensen presented her with a special version of DAISY to commemorate the event.

Georg Jensen Daisy 18ct Gold Plated Sterling Silver Ring, 20000313. Daisy has roots in Denmark; this icon has been a favourite for generations of women. The national flower of Denmark inspired this perennial favourite. The daisy is also associated with the royal house of Denmark. When Queen Ingrid gave birth to Princess Margrethe in 1940, Georg Jensen presented her with a special version of DAISY to commemorate the event.

Georg Jensen Curve Sterling Silver 18ct Yellow Gold Ring, 20000029 Continuing Georg Jensen's heritage of bold sculptural jewellery, the new Curve collection in collaboration with Danish born designer Regitze Overgaard highlights creativity and craftsmanship at its very finest. The Curve collection offers beautiful and organic shapes combined with that classic Scandinavian design which Georg Jensen is renowned for.

Georg Jensen Daisy 18ct Gold Plated Sterling Silver Ring, 20000313. Daisy has roots in Denmark; this icon has been a favourite for generations of women. The national flower of Denmark inspired this perennial favourite. The daisy is also associated with the royal house of Denmark. When Queen Ingrid gave birth to Princess Margrethe in 1940, Georg Jensen presented her with a special version of DAISY to commemorate the event.

Georg Jensen Daisy 18ct Gold Plated Sterling Silver Ring, 20000313. Daisy has roots in Denmark; this icon has been a favourite for generations of women. The national flower of Denmark inspired this perennial favourite. The daisy is also associated with the royal house of Denmark. When Queen Ingrid gave birth to Princess Margrethe in 1940, Georg Jensen presented her with a special version of DAISY to commemorate the event.