"Georg Jensen" 70’s-early 80’s mobius sculptural silver ring

Based on Nordic craftsmanship, Georg Jensen has continued to express sculptural qualities that blend into daily life with silver. Here, we introduce a remarkable ring designed by Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe, model 240, inspired by the Möbius design.

This exquisite piece features a single silver band twisted around itself, with a form that stops at a raised, knot-like undulation, creating a striking impression.

From the front, it appears as a substantial mass, but as the angle changes, the facets shift, quietly changing the way light is received, creating a presence that remains even when stripped of decoration.

The core of model 240 is inspired by the mathematical Möbius strip, with seamless curves that connect smoothly, making even finger movements appear graceful.

Furthermore, the outer roundness and inner chamfering are carefully finished, maintaining visual sculptural quality while providing an unexpectedly natural fit, embodying the philosophy of highlighting the wearer’s beauty rather than the value of gemstones as promoted by Tourn.

The material is sterling silver 925S, with a polished mirror-like shine that initially gives a clean impression, but the shadows of tarnish that develop over time fall into the valleys of the three-dimensional form, making the piece more refined with use.

Inside, in addition to the GEORG JENSEN logo, there are engravings of 925 S, DENMARK, and the model number 240. The slight irregularity in the depth of the engraving and the expression of the characters suggest it was made in Denmark at their own workshop during the early 1970s to 1980s, before laser engraving became common, ensuring the reliability of the estimated era.

What makes this ring beautiful is not just its bold shape, but the traces of time spent polishing to ensure the flow of curves remains uninterrupted, with a luster like wetness and a smoothness that clings to the finger, coexisting beautifully.

While making jewelry the main feature, it does not rely on symbolic luxury, and is especially recommended for those who want to quietly choose based on their own aesthetic sense, not to boast but to refine their attire by incorporating rings—these are truly compatible pieces.

Styling-wise, pairing with tailored jackets or neat shirts to highlight the sculptural quality of the rings introduces a touch of Nordic modernism into a classic look.

Additionally, even just pairing with minimal dresses or simple knits creates a sense of core in your hands, seamlessly integrating into daily life with a quiet sense of completeness regardless of gender.

Definitely take this opportunity.