Collaboration of the month: Georg Jensen x Gemfields

Collaborations have been big news in jewellery this past year. From Zaha Hadid x Georg Jensen – one of the late architect’s last completed projects – to Tracey Emin x Stephen Webster, these meetings of minds are driven by creativity and, often, practicality. While Hadid designed the jewels for the Danish design house, it took the silversmithing skills of Georg Jensen’s team of craftsmen to bring her vision to life. And Emin’s famous text-based artworks, immortalised in neon lights, required the know-how of Webster to see her words transformed into jewels.

Georg Jensen has brought its design legacy to the table with its latest jewellery collaboration, while Gemfields has supplied the rubies from Mozambique.

Exactly the same principle holds with Georg Jensen’s latest collaboration with Gemfields, one of the world’s leading suppliers of rubies. Georg Jensen has brought its design legacy to the table, while Gemfields has supplied the gemstones – vibrant red rubies from its mine in Mozambique. Available exclusively in Europe through Amazon Fashion, customers can order this capsule collection of five jewels with speedy, free signed-for delivery.

Silver and ruby Mobius pendant on a silk cord — The irregular contours of this Georg Jensen Mobius pendant necklace, worn on a silk cord, are accentuated by a Gemfields ruby (£700).

Based on Georg Jensen’s iconic Mobius shape from the 1960s, a minimalist design with no beginning and no end, my favourite jewel in the collection is the Serenity ring, below, a concave east-west design that plays with shadow and light as it dips inwards towards the finger, with a single Gemfields ruby adorning the sculpted silver.

Buying any of the jewels from the collection will be helping a good cause too. Gemfields is committed to conservation in Mozambique, the country in which it operates the Montepuez ruby mine, and 20 percent of proceeds from each sale will go toward Niassa Carnivore, a nonprofit organisation dedicated to conserving wild lions and other carnivores in the area.

Silver and ruby Mobius Serenity ring — Gemfields has joined forces with Georg Jensen on a collection of silver jewellery that combines the Danish design house’s minimalist look with red rubies from Gemfields’ Mozambique mine. Buy this Serenity ring (£575) and 20% of the proceeds will go to the non-profit organisation Carnivore.

Amazon Fashion is becoming a hub of jewellery talent, with its roster of designers, which includes Shaun Leane, Solange Azagury-Partridge, Completedworks and Imogen Belfield, continuing to grow each season. “Georg Jensen and Gemfields are both leaders in their respective fields – Georg Jensen for expertise in design and craftsmanship, and Gemfields as a leading supplier of responsibly sourced gemstones,” says Julian Exposito Bader, Head of Vendor Management for Jewellery, Amazon Fashion Europe. “We are excited to bring together these expert minds for this limited-edition collection.”

The irregular contours of this Georg Jensen Mobius pendant necklace, worn on a silk cord, are accentuated by a Gemfields ruby (£700).
Gemfields has joined forces with Georg Jensen on a collection of silver jewellery that combines the Danish design house’s minimalist look with red rubies from Gemfields’ Mozambique mine. Buy this Serenity ring (£575) and 20% of the proceeds will go to the non-profit organisation Carnivore.
The sculpted design of the Georg Jensen x Gemfields Serenity ring in silver, as viewed from side on (£575).
Georg Jensen x Gemfields Continuity ring in sterling silver, set with a ruby - a modern-day interpretation of the Danish design house's iconic Mobius shape (£350).
A side view of the Georg Jensen x Gemfields Continuity ring (£350).
This sculptural pendant necklace in sterling silver forms part of the limited-edition Georg Jensen x Gemfields collection (£550).
Georg Jensen x Gemfields Mobius earrings in sterling silver, set with two rubies (£450).
Georg Jensen has brought its design legacy to the table with its latest jewellery collaboration, while Gemfields has supplied the rubies from Mozambique.