Norway Plus "Nut" Bangle by Ragnar Hansen bracelets Sibyl Dunlop (1889 – 1968)

Sibyl Dunlop (1889 – 1968) was a late practitioner of the Arts and Crafts style in Britain

allowing details of the gold work below to shine through

In their use of a non-traditional material like blackened steel Marsh & Co

The combination of wood and silver used in this bracelet is so chic

where the upper section has some engraving and flat surfaces

Norway Plus "Nut" Bangle by Ragnar Hansen bracelets Sibyl Dunlop (1889 – 1968)Known as the "Nut" bangle, for its resemblance to a hex nut (although in this case there are seven sides, not six), this hand forged bangle was designed by Ragnar Hansen for the Norway Plus workshop. Norway Plus Designs began as an applied arts center in 1958, with Erling Christoffersen in charge of the silver workshop. He and his wife Anna Greta Eker were the chief designers and were joined by Tone Vigland. The silver workshop was closed in the