Traditional Finnish Kalevala Koru good bronze Teljänneito small stud earrings and ring

The production of Kalevala jewellery began in 1937 on the initiative of the author Elsa Heporauta. Kalevala Koru Oy was founded in 1941.
In addition to the adaptations of ancient jewellery, the Kalevala Jewelry collection has also included modern jewellery since the late 1940s, which are interpretations of natural, cultural and social phenomena by jewellery designers of their time.

This set is made by Kalevala Koru in Finland.
It contains a ring and stud earrings.

These ring and earrings are a smaller version of Teljänneito jewellery.

Size of the ring is 18.
Earrings are approximately 1,5 x 0,8 cm.


Very good condition and highly collectable.



TELJÄNNEITO, designed by Germund Paaer

Germund Paaer
The first chief designer of Kalevala Koru was the artist Germund Paaer. It can be said that Kalevala Koru was in the beginning as much a creation of Paaer as of the founders of the company. He was responsible for designing the Kalevala Jewelry until 1950, during which time he designed hundreds of different pieces of jewelry for the company. His guideline was, "The edges of the jewelry must be quite smooth. The woman's sensitive fingers touch them and they must not have any irregularities then, and they must not be sharp under any circumstances!"

Germund Paaer good was a talented, enthusiastic and very prolific, yet modest artist. The most popular piece of jewelry he designed through the ages is Kuutar, which has been made since the mid-1940s. Other pieces of her jewelry still in the collection include Salt Heart and Teljänneito. In addition to jewelery, he designed more than 120 wooden ornaments produced by Kalevala Koru in the 1940s, the designs of which he created on the basis of old peasant objects.