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#PaulaHäiväoja #1960s #GemFinnish
Sterling Silver Brooch with a big rutilated quartz by Olavi L. Wehmersuo for #Kauniskoru in 1970. #GemFinnish
Some rare and amazing #PaulaHäiväoja 's art jewelry appeared at @kalevalajewelry 80 years old celebratory exhibition at @kansallismuseo right now. #GemFinnish (at Suomen kansallismuseo - The National Museum of Finland)
Some rare and amazing #PaulaHäiväoja 's art jewelry appeared at @kalevalajewelry 80 years old celebratory exhibition at @kansallismuseo right now. #GemFinnish (at Suomen kansallismuseo - The National Museum of Finland)

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Sterling Silver Brooch with a big rutilated quartz by Olavi L. Wehmersuo for #Kauniskoru in 1970. #GemFinnish
Pekka Piekäinen's accomplished silverwork for Auran Kultaseppä had been a substantial item in Finnish jewelry exports. His jewelry goes all over Europe and also to USA, where Tiffany and other firms have stocked it for well over a year. These silver pendant and ring made in 1970s with a modern twist.#GemFinnish
Inger Lindholm (1929-1990), independent Finnish craftsman best known as designer for Kalevala koru in the 1960s. Her style of designing builds on the traditions of Finnish design: simplicity, elegance and futuristic. This futuristic ring was made by her in the 1970s. Photo credit from book: Käsin Tehty II #GemFinnish (at Helsinki)