Celebrate the festive season with sparkles

The holiday season is here! Dark nights are approching and to balance them out we need friends, joy, laughter and cheer. Here are some of our tips for the most beautiful jewelry of the season so you can shine magnificently through the festive moments.

All Kalevala jewelry is designed to last. Therefore these party accessories remain timeless with you from party to everyday life, year after year.

Tundra Earrings Silver 150 € | Tundra Earrings Bronze 120 € | Tundra Ring Bronze 175 € | Tree Spirit Stud Earrings 140 € | Tree Spirit Necklace 175 €

Create your perfect party style by combining different jewelry and different metals

Turning heads

The trendiest party style this winter is effortlessly chic. Invest in glowing skin, relaxed hairstyles and finish off the party look with your favourite fragrance.

When it comes to accessories – more is more this season! Party season is the perfect time to play with new looks. Try mixing warm glowing bronze, wonderful gold and cool silver for a sophisticated and fresh look. 

Your trusty little black dress will get a whole new life once you accessorized with a lot of dainty rings and bracelets. There is no such thing as too many layers of jewellery.

Turning heads

The trendiest party style this winter is effortlessly chic. Invest in glowing skin, relaxed hairstyles and finish off the party look with your favourite fragrance.

When it comes to accessories – more is more this season! Party season is the perfect time to play with new looks. Try mixing warm glowing bronze, wonderful gold and cool silver for a sophisticated and fresh look. 

Your trusty little black dress will get a whole new life once you accessorized with a lot of dainty rings and bracelets. There is no such thing as too many layers of jewellery.

Find the perfect jewelry your party style

Beloved

Heart’s beloved. The round shape of the ring symbolizes eternal love – a promise of a future together. Since ancient times, engagement and wedding rings have traditionally been worn on the left hand ring finger, because this finger is believed to have a direct link to the heart. The ring is embellished with a skillfully cut diamond, evoking the impression of clear ice and a white flame of love shining from within. A flame, that does not melt the ice, but that melts the heart. Diamonds and love are forever.

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Heraldic

A single unending string forms a looped square cross. In the ancient Northern Europe, it was believed that this symbol contained a protective power that shielded its wearer from evil. The design also reminds us of the Earth’s four protective spirits, each of whom settled down in their corner and supported the sky above the Earth. The Northern people named those spirits West, East, North and South. Fortune follows the wearer of the Vaakuna ring, and no evil thoughts may reach them – the looped square cross, the St. John’s arms, is a sign of this protection.

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Unity

The round shape of the ring and the intertwined threads – threads of life – symbolize eternal love. Rings, bracelets and necklaces made by coiling metal wires and threads of different thickness were popular in the entire Baltic region during the last few centuries of the Iron Age. They can be found even among Finland’s prehistoric findings, all the way from the southern coast to the northernmost areas of Lapland. The Kalevala Unity ring is based on a bronze ring found in Halikko.

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Heritage

This ring is adorned with a sophisticated cord pattern that originates in a 4th century ring found in Uskela, Southwest Finland. Golden items are rare amongst prehistoric findings in Finland but not entirely unusual. The oldest golden items found their way to the area of present-day Finland in the early centuries of the C.E. also known as the Roman Iron Age. This ancient ring has retained its golden gleam for nearly two millennia. It was made to be everlasting.

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Legend

An eternal oath, a promise of tomorrow. An old legend tells of a Viking chieftain who was caught in a violent storm while sailing on a great lake, far from the shore. The chieftain begged the forger of the vault of heaven to save his men from shipwreck. The chieftain and his men were saved and once he was back on the shore, he sacrificed a golden bracelet to the gods above as a token of his gratitude. The sacrificial gift slumbered beneath the beach sand for the next thousand years. The golden bracelet was discovered in Metsäpirtti, Karelia, in the 1920s, and in 1956 jewelry designer Börje Rajalin used the bracelet as a model for a new ring in the Kalevala Koru collection.

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Filigree

Golden rings have been gifted and worn as a symbol of eternal love for centuries. Rings with skillfully made lace-like filigree patterns were popular amongst the Swedish ruling class in the 18th century. Some of those rings found their way to the prosperous coastal cities of Finland as, at the time, the country was a part of the Kingdom of Sweden. These rings have been used as a model for many pieces of jewelry in the Kalevala Koru collection since the 1960s. Their timeless beauty stirs deep emotions from generation to generation.

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Shimmer of bronze and glow of gold

Keeping it cool with silver

Showstopping eye-catchers

Get inspired by our holiday jewelry