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This traditional Norwegian sølje brooch is a fine example of early 20th-century Scandinavian silverwork. Crafted in 830 silver, the brooch features an ornate filigree top with open scroll motifs and dangling discs that shimmer with movement—an iconic element of Norwegian folk jewelry.
Era/Style: Vintage Norwegian folk jewelry (c.1920–1940)
Materials: 830 silver (stamped)
Design: Filigree scrollwork with cascading silver dangles
Measurements: 8cm (L) x 4cm (W)
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with a beautiful patina appropriate for age
Sølje brooches have been an essential part of Norwegian tradition for centuries, often worn with national costumes (bunad) and passed down through generations as heirlooms. The dangling silver drops were believed to ward off evil spirits and bring protection, while also serving as a symbol of prosperity and celebration.
This traditional Norwegian sølje brooch is a fine example of early 20th-century Scandinavian silverwork. Crafted in 830 silver, the brooch features an ornate filigree top with open scroll motifs and dangling discs that shimmer with movement—an iconic element of Norwegian folk jewelry.
Era/Style: Vintage Norwegian folk jewelry (c.1920–1940)
Materials: 830 silver (stamped)
Design: Filigree scrollwork with cascading silver dangles
Measurements: 8cm (L) x 4cm (W)
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with a beautiful patina appropriate for age
Sølje brooches have been an essential part of Norwegian tradition for centuries, often worn with national costumes (bunad) and passed down through generations as heirlooms. The dangling silver drops were believed to ward off evil spirits and bring protection, while also serving as a symbol of prosperity and celebration.