The iconic Fusion collection was first envisioned by Danish designer Nina Koppel, who used organic, interlocking shapes to form bold pieces with distinct graphic appeal. This elegant ring is made from two 18 karat gold halves - one rose and one white - that slot together to form a single element.
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A slim strip of paper, approximately 3mm wide and 10cm long
A pen or marker
Measuring tape or a ruler
Step 1
Wrap the strip of paper around your finger and make sure the paper is pulled tight, the tighter the better.
Step 2
Mark where the two ends of the paper strip meets.
Step 3
Place the strip of paper on a flat surface and measure the length between the two points in centimeters. Once you know the measurement of your finger, you can use the conversion chart to find the right size.
Nina Koppel studied textile design at Kunsthåndværkerskolen – Denmark’s School of Arts and Crafts. She graduated in 1966 and that same year established her own workshop. She began her collaboration with Georg Jensen in the 1980’s.
Nina Koppel studied textile design at Kunsthåndværkerskolen – Denmark’s School of Arts and Crafts. She graduated in 1966 and that same year established her own workshop. She began her collaboration with Georg Jensen in the 1980’s. Her initial designs centred around silver jewellery collections. In 1987, she designed the ring that eventually led to the Fusion ring, which ushered in a new way of thinking in modern jewellery. What made the Fusion ring stand out was the ability of the wearer to design it according to their tastes–red gold, yellow gold and white gold, with or without diamonds could be put together in any combination.
This was a departure in modern jewellery because it encouraged the wearer to take more of an active role in the design of their jewellery. Nina Koppel was known for her ability to combine simplicity with mysticism in a beautiful way. Her designs are intelligent; in the Fusion ring for example, each piece interlocks with the others seamlessly. Her talent did not come from nowhere – her father was master silver craftsman and long-time Georg Jensen collaborator Henning Koppel.
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