Georg Jensen Jewellery Collection

Reflect is about empowerment through design? Stine Goya wanted the pieces to feel like a bold expression of strength and self-love, encouraging wearers to own their space and reflect their personality unapologetically.

you can mix and layer Reflect with other collections? The versatile design of Reflect makes it easy to stack with Offspring, Mercy, or Moonlight Grapes — creating a personalized, layered look that reflects your unique story.

Mercy was created by Jacqueline Rabun, a U.S.-born, London-based designer. She’s also the designer of Georg Jensen’s Offspring collection.

the Mercy collection is inspired by the flow of time? The organic curves and soft, fluid shapes in Mercy jewellery are designed to represent life’s continuous movement — a symbol of how we grow, change, and evolve.

Torun was the first female silversmith to gain international fame? Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe broke gender norms in the male-dominated design world of the 1950s–60s, becoming one of Georg Jensen’s most influential designers — and a global trailblazer for women in design.

the Mercy ring is designed to feel like a second skin? Its organic shape is meant to embrace the finger, not just sit on it. The asymmetry makes it feel almost alive — like it's moving with you.

it’s called “Moonlight Grapes” because of a romantic quote by Georg Jensen? He once described silver as "moonlight captured in solid form" — and when paired with the grape motif, the collection became known as Moonlight Grapes.