The silver bowl and dipper with titanium handle were first presented during a solo exhibition, Nutida Svenskt Silver (Contemporary Swedish Silver), held in Stockholm in 1992. Like the other works presented, the design was based on pure geometric forms.

Christer and Lena Jonsson jewellery is designed to be worn over clothes, as they are fascinated by movement and the way the piece clasps the fabric. Meant to be worn over a cuff, this bracelet was crafted from titanium, a metal noted for its lightness, hardness and flexibility, its non-allergenic properties and the soft grey tone that contrasts with the silver.

Height 85 mm
Diameter 80 mm

This brooch was created by Lena for an exhibition on a Renaissance theme. In celebration of Amphitrite, the Greek goddess of the sea, the piece is inspired by marine flora and fauna, featuring a scallop shell and fish-like creatures. It is now part of the public collection in the Rööhs Museum in Gothenburg.

Height 90 mm
Diameter 70 mm
Width 70 mm

Drawing its inspiration from the The Lady and the Unicorn tapestries in the Musée national du Moyen Âge in Paris, this brooch depicts figures suspended from a wheel, enclosed in a frame wreathed in ivy leaves. The text in enamel on the wheel reads Mon Seul Désir (My Only Desire) taken from the motto on a tent featuring on the sixth and last of the tapestries.

Height 120 mm
Diameter 70 mm
Width 35 mm

This triangular pot was first presented during a solo exhibition, Nutida Svenskt Silver (Contemporary Swedish Silver), held in Stockholm in 1992. The lid of the pot is fitted with a decorative hinge, while the handle is made of titanium because it is light, non-allergenic and an inert heat conductor.

Height 100 mm
Depth 100 mm
Width 100 mm