Hans Hansen Gold and Pearl Ring Etruscan revival the TS-24 registration mark added

the TS-24 registration mark added to it starting in 1980 (when the style of Mexican hallmarking changed) makes it easy to distinguish pieces made after 1980

Gorgeous purple enamel is accented with pinkish/lavender enamel dots on this marvelous pendant by David-Andersen of Norway

the Museum of Modern Art in New York

one with diamonds and one with cabochon rubies

including their enamelled leaves

Hans Hansen Gold and Pearl Ring Etruscan revival the TS-24 registration mark addedThis gold and pearl ring by Hans Hansen is modernist jewelry at its most elegant and sculptural. In it, a cluster of seven pearls sits within a circular frame of gold, perched above a circular shank of the same width. Hans Hansen was a Danish workshop founded by Hans Hansen in 1906 and carried on by his son Karl Gustav Hansen (1914 2002) in 1940. In 1992 the firm merged with the Georg Jensen silversmithy. Scroll down for more details