1960s Danish Jørgen Jensen Nordic Modernist Pewter Pendant Long Necklace

[@inabluemoon2023] Once in a blue moon - Blue Moon Selects~ 1960s Danish Designer Jørgen Jensen Pewter Pendant Long Necklace Jørgen Jensen, Denmark. You might not know who Jørgen is, but the combination of that surname and country name will likely remind you of Georg Jensen—the internationally renowned legendary Danish silversmith and his studio brand. Jørgen Jensen (1895-1966) was one of Georg Jensen's sons. He studied craft in Munich, Germany, and after completing his studies, briefly worked in his father's studio. He then established his own workshop in Sweden, only returning to Georg Jensen's studio after his father's passing. In stark contrast to Georg Jensen's famous Art Nouveau style, Jørgen's designs were primarily in the modernist/modern art movement style. In addition to silver, he extensively used pewter in his later works, creating a distinct color and texture from silver jewelry. This long pendant necklace, marked Jørgen Jensen Denmark pewter 220 B, is estimated to be from the 1960s. Its geometric form is set with polished blue-purple glass cabochons, whose soft color and hazy luster beautifully balance the clean, strong lines of the pewter. This substantial pendant is quite striking, and the designer's identity behind it adds conversational appeal and collector's value. If you are interested in owning it, this is a rare opportunity. . Material: Pendant - Pewter, Glass; Necklace - Stainless Steel . Dimensions: Pendant 5×6×1 cm; Necklace Full Length 67 cm . Origin: Denmark . Era: Circa 1960s . Markings: Jørgen Jensen Denmark pewter 220 B This item is a pre-owned vintage piece from the mid-20th century. The pewter shows minor signs of wear and some spotting, mostly on the reverse. Please refer to the photos and video. If you have any questions, feel free to message us for more detailed pictures.