No reserve price - Georg Jensen - Cufflinks - Chess Silver
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Georg Jensen unisex cufflinks in solid 925 silver, model Chess, made in Denmark, in as new condition with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Exceptional pair of vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver cufflinks, crafted in Denmark and preserved in excellent condition. Executed in solid 925 silver, these cufflinks showcase Jensen’s timeless Scandinavian design language—clean lines, architectural balance, and impeccable silverwork.
Produced circa late 20th century, this pair bears the official Georg Jensen maker’s mark, the “925 S” sterling stamp, and “DENMARK”, confirming authenticity and origin. The textured, geometric face lends subtle depth while remaining understated and elegant—perfect for both formal and contemporary wear.
This is a folding design, relying on a refined fixed-link construction that allows for smooth insertion and a secure, comfortable fit once worn.
As with all true Georg Jensen pieces, these cufflinks were individually crafted, making each pair subtly unique. They represent a discontinued design and are therefore increasingly difficult to find in this condition.
Special remarks:
-The cufflinks will be sent very well packaged and fully insured with priority 1 status, as I would want for myself
-The black stand will not be included in the lot and is meant to support the cufflinks during photoshoot.
Thank you
Happy holidays and happy treasure hunting!
Exceptional pair of vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver cufflinks, crafted in Denmark and preserved in excellent condition. Executed in solid 925 silver, these cufflinks showcase Jensen’s timeless Scandinavian design language—clean lines, architectural balance, and impeccable silverwork.
Produced circa late 20th century, this pair bears the official Georg Jensen maker’s mark, the “925 S” sterling stamp, and “DENMARK”, confirming authenticity and origin. The textured, geometric face lends subtle depth while remaining understated and elegant—perfect for both formal and contemporary wear.
This is a folding design, relying on a refined fixed-link construction that allows for smooth insertion and a secure, comfortable fit once worn.
As with all true Georg Jensen pieces, these cufflinks were individually crafted, making each pair subtly unique. They represent a discontinued design and are therefore increasingly difficult to find in this condition.
Special remarks:
-The cufflinks will be sent very well packaged and fully insured with priority 1 status, as I would want for myself
-The black stand will not be included in the lot and is meant to support the cufflinks during photoshoot.
Thank you
Happy holidays and happy treasure hunting!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Mid-century modern, Minimalistic
Brand
Georg Jensen
Metal
Silver
Model
Chess
Brand jewellery
Yes
Total weight
13.7 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Unisex
Country of Origin
Denmark
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