Rikke Lunnemann
Jeweller
Published: 02.11.2020
lunnemann.euRing: A Real Princess, 2019
Gold 18ct, emeralds, quartz from the Alps.
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From series: A Queen Worthy
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Ring: Facets of Nature, 2019
Gold 18 ct, diamond, Keshi pearls.
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From series: Facets of Nature
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Pendant: Facets of Nature, 2019
Gold 18 ct, diamond, Keshi pearls.
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From series: Facets of Nature
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Necklace: Lighten Up, 2018
Sterling silver, gold leaf 24 ct.
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Brooch: Lighten Up, 2018
Sterling silver, gold leaf 24 ct.
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Ring: Across Borders, 2017
Gold 18 ct, fresh water pearls.
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From series: An interpretative comment to the Danish ‘Jewellery law’
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Piece: Happiness by Prescription, 2012
Gold 18 ct, diamonds and glass.
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From series: Placebo of High Carat
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Piece: Happiness by Prescription, 2012
Gold 18 ct, diamonds and glass.
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From series: Placebo of High Carat
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Brooch: The Golden Plaster, 2010
Bandage and gold leaf 24 ct.
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From series: Placebo of High Carat
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Ring: Flight, 2009
Gold 18 ct, diamonds.
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Rikke Linnemann is a Danish jewelry artist, born in Thorshavn, Faroe Islands. Educated in Jewellery Design in London now based in Svendborg, Denmark. She does artistic jewelry work and is a member of the Danish Craft and design Association. To Rikke, jewelry is not just jewelry - it is a tale with a message. It is the information passed on to create feelings, thoughts, and experiences.
Statement
Jewelry is not just jewelry – it is a tale with a message. It is the information passed on to create feelings, thoughts, and experiences. By closely observing forms and patterns within nature and my everyday life, my jewelry echoes the objects that I have drawn inspiration from. My pieces are never loud, but instead fragile in a poetic and storytelling way. They tell something subtle or fun and there is often a personal story behind each of the pieces. I see my jewelry as small creations you use, take care of, and have for the rest of your life. That is such a lovely thought.CV 
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