About Georg Jensen Cuff Links [PART 3/3]

August 26, 2006 :: Posted by - adwin :: Category - Designer Cufflinks
About Georg Jensen Cuff Links [PART 3/3]
By Gene R. Klompus
Published by Adwin Ang With Gene’s Permission

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We have come to the last part of this article on georg jensen, master of silver craft. Here are the rest of the article & enjoy your afternoon!

Upon Georg Jensen’s death in 1935, his son, Sorell . Georg Jensen, assumed managment of the business. Through the years, the popularity of the Georg Jensen name, trademarks and style has generated. controversy and legal entanglements. Even today, the Jensen family continues its efforts to stop others from using the prized Georg Jensen signature and registered trademarks. This includes actions to remove such infiingements from the storefTont signage of shops . which market vintage Jensen jewelry. The family also seeks to prohibit use of the Jensen name on the labels . of modern pieces being produced by silversmiths whose works claim to follow the “Jensen theory of design”. Such illegal labeling practices even extend to modern leather and textile products…materials never used by Georg Jensen. Read more…

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About Georg Jensen Cuff Links [PART 2/3]

August 25, 2006 :: Posted by - adwin :: Category - Designer Cufflinks

About Georg Jensen Cuff Links [PART 2/3]
By Gene R. Klompus
Published by Adwin Ang With Gene’s Permission

Jensen opened a small shop in Copenhagen in 1904. The instant popularity of his designs suggested that he should provide entries at various European competitions including the prestigious Brussels. Exhibition of 1910. The recognition which followed, especially his Gold Medal win at Brussels, established Jensen as a promising, talented and highly original silversmith. Soon, increasing demand for his creations necessitaed the 1912 move to a larger worKsnop. This was followed by the purchase of his first factory building in 19D By then, the demand for Georg . Jensen pieces was universal.

Unlike, the customers of other silversmiths of the era, Jensen’s patrons were not content with a limited and traditional selection. Also unlike other silversmiths, he was able to profitably introduce modern designs. Continued success again required expansion and by 1935 Jensen’s extensive line of jewelry and flatware were available at his Lemon and New York branches and through independent retailers worldwide. Read more…

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About Georg Jensen Cuff Links [PART 1/3]

August 23, 2006 :: Posted by - adwin :: Category - Designer Cufflinks
About Georg Jensen Cuff Links [PART 1/3]
By Gene R. Klompus
Published by Adwin Ang With Gene’s Permission

If you are a georg jensen’s cufflinks collector, you might want to read this article.
‘Silver is the best material we have. And silver has this wonderful shine like moonlight…a light taken straight ITom a Danish summer’s night. When covered by dew, ler can look like magical mist”. So spoke the late George Jensen in a 1930 speech in Copenhagen.

Indeed, Mr. Jensen had a way with words… and a way with silver. His creative genius was much more than an artisan at work, or a skilled metal craftsman; Georg ensen define was instantly understood, worldwide. Even today, more than 65 years since his passing, disciples, students of smithing and imitators all strive for the “Jensen style”.

Though many people associate the Georg Jensen name strictly with jewelry, his many works included 12 silverware, utensils, tableware, cutlery and sculpture. Cuff link enthusiasts are among the many people who ;:ollect “Jensen”. They enjoy the refi-eshing simplicity . of desi.n. “I love the openness and fresh air that typifies every one of the Jensen pairs in my jewelry box:”, Iii Xavier Hollings, a cuff link aficionado in Salem, MasstChusetts, “To me they are treasured, miniature sculptures.”


A Biography


Georg Jensen was born in 1866 in Raadvad, Denmark. His childhood was spent close to the bench of his blacksmith rathe.-. He became an apprentice goldsmith at age 14. Although young Jensen’s earliest ambition was to be a sculptor, he turned his vision toward fresh design approaches for jewelry and tableware. From the beginning, his intent was to create pieces that were :omfortable and practical for everyday use. Upon completion of hIs apprenticeship, he entered Copenhagen’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts. His simple . designs and sense of the contemporary were a reffeshing departure from the staid creations of the In 1900, Jensen obtained a sizable “Traveling” grant from the loyal Academy; this enabled him to observe the leading silversmith and goldsmith workshops in France and Italy. He returned to Denmark full of ideas and the desire to apply artistic techniques to ordinary objects.

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Paul Smith Cufflinks

August 07, 2006 :: Posted by - adwin :: Category - Designer Cufflinks

Paul Smith Cufflinks
By James Matheson -   Web Site: PaulSmith.co.uk
Fashion Correspondent - Every Thursday

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Q1: WHAT IS IT?
Zany and colorful cufflinks that add a punch of personality to a drab shirt.
Paul Smith has a large collection of cufflinks that range from the subdued to the overtly unique ( à la the frog-shaped cufflink). While animal-shaped accessories may not be the best way to go at a formal event or a board meeting, choose a colorfully striped pair of cufflinks to add some personality to your attire. Just make sure that the colors in your chosen cufflinks match the rest of your outfit.

Q2: WHO IS IT FOR?
A man who’s not afraid to stand out.
Trust me: Your Paul Smith cufflinks will get you noticed. They’ll be instant conversation starters and you’ll probably seem more approachable to others simply because you’re not afraid to show a little of your off-kilter personality in your wardrobe.

Q3: WHY IS IT UNIQUE?
You’ll probably have the best-dressed wrists in the room.
Paul Smith’s cufflinks have a way of being quirky, yet completely stylish at the same time. You’ll still look acceptably formal in your shirt and suit, but your entire ensemble will exude an extra-modern flair.

Q4: WHEN DO YOU WEAR IT?
Whenever your outfit calls for some cufflink action.
If you have the perfect shirt to match your new square, green-striped cufflinks, then by all means, fasten them on. Whether you’re attending an ultra-formal affair or a business meeting, these cufflinks are versatile enough to sport at any occasion — if worn properly, of course.

Q5: WHERE CAN YOU GET IT?
PaulSmith.co.uk
Check out the Shop section of Paul Smith’s website for more details.

RATING: 8/10

For more info on this product, click here for Paul Smith’s website.
 
Article Suggested By: Franklin E., Vernon Park, NY

Review: The design is simply yet eye catching. But again, not for classical cufflinks hardcore collectors.
Trendy and uniquely design for every occasion.

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Men’s Designer Cufflinks

June 19, 2006 :: Posted by - adwin :: Category - Designer Cufflinks

So do you have a pair of designer cufflinks? Or do you intend to get one? Well, perhaps you would like to give this shop selling designer cufflinks a visit. Generally,I like their unique design in cufflinks surface. Yes, unique is the word I have for this website.

Current info about designer cufflinks is not always the easiest thing to locate. Fortunately, this report includes the latest designer cufflinks info available.
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