Jorgen JENSEN(1895 - 1966)* - Denmark Modernist rectangular pewter ear clips adorned with imitation turquoise cabochons. Work from the 1960s. Jewelry signed. Dimensions: 2.3 x 2 cm. Gross weight: 11.4 g. In the Jensen family, I ask for the second son: Jorgen! Having learned the trade from German goldsmith Leonhard Ebert, he went on to study at the Munich Municipal School of Arts. After graduating, he worked in his father Georg Jensen's workshop until 1923. Thirteen years later, he founded his own workshop, but also strengthened the team by working as a goldsmith until 1962.

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