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caroline ohrt

£155.00

£155.00

nova ring

nova ring

£155.00

£155.00

Made to order

This item is made to order

Caroh jewelry is a contemporary jewelry brand by danish designer Caroline Ohrt, rooted in mindful design and sustainable craftsmanship. Each piece is handmade in Copenhagen from recycled sterling silver, on a made to order basis — transforming discarded materials into timeless, modern jewelry. Guided by a slow and conscious philosophy, Caroh embraces simplicity, texture, and longevity. Every design carries the quiet strength of Scandinavian minimalism, refined with an edge — jewelry made with purpose and meant to last a lifetime.

100 % recycled silver

Handmade ring crafted from recycled sterling silver, featuring a sleek triple-band design. Its clean lines and polished finish create a modern, minimalist look that’s perfect for everyday wear.

Sizing

Size: ring band width front 10 mm, ring band width back 4 mm

Shipping

This item is produced on a made-to-order basis and will be shipped within 2 weeks from Denmark.

EU: £10
Global: £15

Orders & Returns

All our products are shipped directly from our independent designers and artists who use their own packaging and shipping provider.

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About Caroline Ohrt

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Copenhagen-based jeweller and RCA graduate Caroline Ohrt creates upcycled and repurposed jewellery out of vintage, deadstock and found materials. With an off-kilter and playful approach, it’s Caroline Ohrt’s wish to comment on how we value products within our society, by turning unwanted waste into unique one of a kind jewellery.
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