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Designed by Elis Kauppi for Kupittaan Kulta in the 1960s, this Finnish silver brooch is a striking modernist piece with an architectural edge. The sculptural form features sweeping, tapered arms and sharply defined cutouts, drawing the eye toward a bezel-set smoky quartz cabochon suspended at the base. The balance of polished silver and translucent stone creates a strong sense of movement and depth while keeping the silhouette clean and refined.
This piece is an excellent example of Kauppi’s signature style—forward-looking, minimalist, and rooted in precise craftsmanship. Kupittaan Kulta was among Finland’s leading midcentury jewelry houses, and Kauppi’s designs helped define the Nordic modernist jewelry movement.
Hallmarks: Finnish Crown Mark, Turku city assay mark, 813h for 813 grade silver, Kupittaan Kulta Anvil makers mark, date letter G7 for year 1960
Size 5.8cm x 2.5cm
This has been cleaned and polished ready to wear.
Wear commensurate with age.
All my items are Antique, Vintage & Preloved, please expect age related wear & tear. Please refer to pictures for more detail. I do my best to describe products to my best knowledge but if you have questions about a item before purchasing please do not hesitate to contact me.
