Tony Granholm, A 14K gold bracelet "Heart of the house". Kalevala koru, Helsinki 2002.
Tony Granholm, A 14K gold bracelet "Heart of the house". Kalevala koru, Helsinki 2002.
Length 18 cm.
Width 11 mm.
Weight 14.7 g.
Insignificant wear.
More information
The Heart of the House is an oath of love, a reminder that jewelry has been given and worn for the same reasons from one millennium to the next. The piece is also a nod to the rich ornamentation and timeless beauty of ancient Finnish jewelry.
Tony Granholm (1966-2018) started working for Kalevala korun in 1993. Granholm's guidline in his work as a designer was the timeless idiom. Jewellery is, according to Granholm, a long-lasting product whose aesthetic value must be so strong that it survives and exceeds trends, even though it is always the product of its time.
Source: kalevala.fi
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