After graduating from Konstfack university in Stockholm, Theresia Hvorslev went on to apprentice with pioneering jewelry designers such as Georg Jensen in Copenhagen. Best known for her command over silver, her pieces are guided by her love of Nordic nature—a particular highlight in her oeuvre being a selection of small silver sculptures for the Swedish Royal Family in the 1970s. This sterling silver bracelet, made in collaboration with Alton of Sweden, speaks to the shift in aesthetic that took place at the time. Instead of her usual wing-shaped forms, she veered into vivid, more voluptuous silhouettes.