Ole Lynggaard, with Shooting Stars collection the north wind blows on lightness ♦
It is wrong to exchange Denmark, one of the leading countries in jewelry manufacturing, to a place where you plan only bijoux modulars, or at least at a low price. Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen is, instead, a company that offers good quality jewelry, a higher level. The designer, Charlotte Lynggaard, presented in 2017 a number of new collections, under the common name of Atelier. All using soft colors, with materials such as moonstone, yellow gold, pearls, diamonds, bone, smoky quartz, red coral. Among these collections, proposed at Baselworld, there is also one called Shooting Stars, rather wide. The jewels are very discreet, lightweight, with chains that certainly does not weigh on the arm and neck, long dangling earrings and, of course, little stars composed of five diamonds.
The company was established by the goldsmith and jewelry designer Ole Lynggaard in 1963. Today it is run by his sons, Charlotte Lynggaard (designer) and Søren Lynggaard (Ceo), together with a team of 130 employees, including 45 goldsmiths. The company philosophy claimed Scandinavian origins, but is now active in several European countries. Margherita Donato
