No reserve price - Bjorn Weckstrom - Ring Silver
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Holds a diamond diploma with distinction and a master’s degree in art market appraisal.
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Björn Weckström’s Man in Cosmos sterling silver ring (925) with a transparent acrylic disc, size around 20, weight 27.9 g, signed BW, vintage late 20th century, in good used condition with some wear and no laboratory report.
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Björn Weckström – 'Man in Cosmos' – Sterling silver ring with acrylic
Special vintage design ring by the Finnish designer Björn Weckström, model 'Man in Cosmos', made of sterling silver and transparent acrylic.
The ring features a striking, sculptural design with a large, round acrylic disc in which abstract shapes and air inclusions are visible. The transparent material creates a spatial effect, with light and reflections changing the design from different angles.
The silver band has a robust, organic form characteristic of Björn Weckström's work. His designs are strongly inspired by nature, space exploration, and abstract art.
Specifications
* Designer: Björn Weckström
* Model: Man in Cosmos
* Period: Vintage, second half of the 20th century
* Material: Sterling silver (925) and acrylic
* Signature: BW (Björn Weckström)
* Ring size: +/- 20
* Diameter of acrylic: approx. 27.6 mm
* Weight: approx. 27.9 grams
Condition
In good vintage condition with age and wear marks. The silver shows local slight discoloration and superficial scratches. In the acrylic there are air inclusions and irregularities that are part of the design. See the photos for your own impression.
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Björn Weckström – 'Man in Cosmos' – Sterling silver ring with acrylic
Special vintage design ring by the Finnish designer Björn Weckström, model 'Man in Cosmos', made of sterling silver and transparent acrylic.
The ring features a striking, sculptural design with a large, round acrylic disc in which abstract shapes and air inclusions are visible. The transparent material creates a spatial effect, with light and reflections changing the design from different angles.
The silver band has a robust, organic form characteristic of Björn Weckström's work. His designs are strongly inspired by nature, space exploration, and abstract art.
Specifications
* Designer: Björn Weckström
* Model: Man in Cosmos
* Period: Vintage, second half of the 20th century
* Material: Sterling silver (925) and acrylic
* Signature: BW (Björn Weckström)
* Ring size: +/- 20
* Diameter of acrylic: approx. 27.6 mm
* Weight: approx. 27.9 grams
Condition
In good vintage condition with age and wear marks. The silver shows local slight discoloration and superficial scratches. In the acrylic there are air inclusions and irregularities that are part of the design. See the photos for your own impression.
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Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Brand
Bjorn Weckstrom
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
Yes
Total weight
27.9 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
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