Spring always brings a special energy to the workshop at Liljefelt Jewellery. As the light returns and nature begins to stir again, new ideas also emerge in the gold.
For us, all jewellery begins as a sketch and an idea of form, movement, and light. This season, Michell Liljefelt has worked with new organic lines and diamond details, giving the rings a light and lively expression.
The result is five new rings where nature's forms meet classic craftsmanship. Several of the rings are suitable as engagement rings, wedding rings, or personal diamond rings, depending on how they are worn and combined.
Three of the rings can already be seen in the showroom, and they will be available for purchase on the website from early April.
Here's a look at some of the new designs.
Gemma Ring – an organic engagement ring inspired by a rose
The Gemma Ring is a light and elegant ring designed with an organic aesthetic.
The ring band rises in a gentle curve, where a small bud holds a sparkling 0.15 ct (TW/VS) diamond. The shape evokes the image of a rosebud, just as it is about to open.
The ring is designed by Michell Liljefelt, who often lets nature's small details inspire her jewellery. The slender silhouette and vibrant surface give the ring a poetic and natural expression.
The Gemma Ring works beautifully as a delicate and understated engagement ring, but can also be worn as an elegant everyday diamond ring or combined with a wedding ring.
Luma Ring – a diamond ring with flowing movement
The Luma Ring is shaped like a gentle wave, with small diamonds following the movement of the ring band.
A total of 15 diamonds – 14 at 0.01 ct and one at 0.015 ct – create a delicate play of light that moves along the ring like sun reflections on water.
The design is created by Michell Liljefelt, drawing inspiration from nature's own rhythms and movements.
The organic shape gives the ring a light and fluid character. The diamonds lie like small glimmers of light in the gold, highlighting the movement in the design.
The Luma Ring can be worn alone or with other rings and also works beautifully as an alternative wedding ring or a modern engagement ring.
Waves Petite Ring – a discreet wave in gold
The Waves Petite Ring is a more delicate interpretation of our Waves Ring.
Its wavy form is soft and harmonious, but with a lighter and more understated movement. The ring band follows a natural rhythm, giving the ring an elegant and serene expression.
The design is created by Michell Liljefelt, with waves and the movement of water often serving as inspiration for her jewellery.
The Waves Petite can be worn alone, but it is also designed with the intention of being combined with an engagement ring or wedding ring, where its soft wave can follow the shape of the ring.
More new rings – also for wedding rings
In addition to the three rings, we are also introducing two further designs in the spring collection.
One is a new men's ring, where the surface features soft organic impressions in the gold. The shape is inspired by nature's structures and has a more vibrant expression than our Lake Ring. It is particularly well-suited as a men's ring or wedding ring.
The other ring is designed with an oval 0.40 ct diamond, where the classic stone meets an organic design language. A ring that can function both as an engagement ring or as a striking diamond ring.
Experience the new rings in the showroom
The new designs can already be experienced in our showroom, where it is possible to see the rings up close and try them on.
From the end of March, the rings can be ordered in-store, and they will be available on the website from early April.
Prices in the collection range from approximately DKK 9,000 to 35,000, depending on the design and diamond.
Organic rings designed by Michell Liljefelt
At Liljefelt Jewellery, all pieces are designed by Michell Liljefelt and created with a focus on organic forms and vibrant surfaces.
Many of our rings are chosen as engagement and wedding rings because they combine classic craftsmanship with a more natural and personal design language.
For us, jewellery is not just about form and materials – but also about the stories and moments they become a part of.