The Sea Tureen and The Triton porcelain dinnerware from Royal Copenhagen originated from Griegst’s profound fascination with the sea and was a technical and manufacturing achievement only made possible by Griegst and the team of Royal Copenhagen’s insistence on the impossible becoming possible.
THE FACE SERIES
Created in the beginning of the 1970s, the Face series explores a fascination with metamorphosis in Greek and Roman mythology. Finely detailed gold is transmogrified and illuminated by precious stones, symbolising the complexity of human nature and our place in the natural world."Proportions, emotional expressions, and facial features reflect the creator. Through art we get to meet another person’s soul”, Arje Griegst
LUCY IN THE SKY & Big gnome with a tahiti pearl 18K yellow gold rings
Finely detailed and pieced together with the mysticism of precious stones or cast as miniature busts displayed on a Finger, human faces morph into Flowers, plants, trees and mythical creatures, exploring Griegst’s fascination with transformation and metamorphosis in Greek and Roman mythology
LUCY IN THE SKY & big gnome with a tahiti pearl 18k yellow gold
Ballet dancer and Soloist with The Royal Danish Ballet Alexander Bozinoff wears The Gnome Ring
Double Stardust ring with a 1 carat diamond
Bombarded by showers of meteorites or distant asteroids, luring us with craters filled with precious stones and gems.
18K yellow gold ring with 13 Top Wesselton VVS diamonds (F-G colour)
Made in Denmark
COSMOS RING IN 18K YELLOW GOLD WITH 5 TOP WESSELTON VVS DIAMONDS (F-G COLOUR)
SHOWROOM & BOUTIQUE
Our new contemporary domicile throws open the doors to the house, making it more accessible to clients with regular opening hours and by showcasing a substantial amount of items, while still embodying the hallucinatory and opulent spirit of Griegst.
Holbergsgade 10
1057 Copenhagen, Denmark
+45 26 49 99 50
Opening hours:
Thursday-Friday 12.00-17.00
Saturday 11.00-15.00
Double Stardust Ring 13 Diamonds
"We are made of the same stardusts that make up these structures. We are governed by the same laws of science that govern them. The cosmos lives within all of us."
Cosmos ring
Cosmos ring, 5 diamonds
ARJE GRIEGST
Spiral bracelet No. 1
Spiral bracelet No. 5
Spiral bracelet No. 10
Spiral ring No. 5
Spiral ring No. 6
Spiral ring No. 7
THE SPIRA CUTLERY
The Spira cutlery truly resembles no other cutlery and stands out in its bodily and almost spiritual shape, with each handle winding asymmetrically upwards like flower stalks ending in a bud as a green asparagus.
PROTOTYPES OF THE SPIRA CUTLERY
Ever since Arje Griegst made his first sketch of a fruit saving set in 1948, the creation of a cutlery had been on his mind. In the early 1970s, he started yet again to contemplate and experiment with a cutlery, and in 1980 he completed a prototype. The cutlery’s name was Spira (Sprout) - a symbol for growth and creation of life. However, it took another 22 years before the cutlery was finally put into production by Georg Jensen but only for a very short time from 2002-2003.