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the iconic shape is inspired by an egg? The interlocking, organic ovals in the collection are based on the egg form, representing birth, beginnings, and protection — a perfect metaphor for the people we hold closest.
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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.
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the collection was designed by a woman in the 1960s? The Möbius collection was created by Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe, one of Georg Jensen’s most influential designers.
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the designer of Mercy isn’t Danish? The collection was created by Jacqueline Rabun, a Los Angeles-born, London-based jewellery designer known for her emotive, minimalist designs. She has been collaborating with Georg Jensen since the late 1990s.
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the collection includes unisex pieces? Reflect was designed to blur the lines between masculine and feminine, making it a gender-inclusive collection that anyone can wear confidently.
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Moonlight Grapes is a favourite in fashion editorials? Its bold silhouette and iconic look have made it a regular feature in international magazines like Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and Elle.
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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.
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the collection was designed by Danish fashion icon Stine Goya? Reflect marks Stine Goya’s first jewellery collaboration with Georg Jensen.
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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.
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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.