1960s Danish Jørgen Jensen Nordic modernism pewter long necklace

[＠inabluemoon2023] Once in a blue moon 青月精品～ 1960s Danish designer Jørgen Jensen pewter long necklace Jørgen Jensen, Denmark. You may not know who Jørgen is, but the combination of his surname and country name will definitely 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 craftsmanship in Munich, Germany. After completing his studies, he briefly worked in his father's studio, and then established his own brand workshop in Sweden. He did not return until his father's death. to Georg Jensen's studio. Very different from the Art Nouveau style that Georg Jensen is famous for, Jørgen's designs are mainly based on the modernism/modern art movement style. In addition to using Silver as a creative medium, he used a large amount of tin as a material in his later period to create a different color and texture from silver jewelry. This long pendant printed with Jørgen Jensen Denmark pewter 220 B is probably made in the 1960s. The geometric shape is embedded with polished cabochon blue-purple glass Stone(glass cabochon). The soft color and misty luster balance the simple and tough pewter decoration. line. This large pendant is quite eye-catching, and the identity of the designer behind it makes it more topical and collectible. If you are interested in owning it, this is a rare opportunity. . Material: pendant - tin, glass, necklace - Stainless Steel . Size: pendant 5×6×1 cm, total length of necklace 67cm . Origin: Denmark . Year: about 1960' . Mark: Jørgen Jensen Denmark pewter 220 B This item is a second-hand antique from the mid-20th century. There are a few marks and spots on the tin decoration, mostly on the back. Please refer to the photos and videos. If you have any questions, please send a private message to request more detailed photos.