Peter Henselder
Contributions From Peter Henselder

Christian Bauer: Wedding Rings
Christian Bauer is one of the major global players in the wedding ring business. The hightech smith from Welzheim near...
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Tibet Monasteries are Opening Treasure Chambers
In the middle of March, the spiritual leader of the Tibetans, the Dalai Lama, described the Chinese response to the...
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Fritz Maierhofer: Message on the Issues
Vienna-based jewelry designer Fritz Maierhofer is an important pioneer of modern individualized jewelry. As a protagonist of a new style...
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Fabergé: Jeweler to the Tsars
Fabergé – the name carries special significance even today. It is inextricably linked with the glamour of pre-revolution Russia. Fabergé’s...
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Web 2.0: Future of Communications
In future, we may look back and say that the internet, with its seemingly endless possibilities for communication, changed the...
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Felix Lindner: Play with Ciphers
For Felix Lindner, a goldsmith who was born in Erfurt in 1973 and has lived there for some time now,...
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Luxury: Precious Brand or Unique Piece
Luxury is a true growth industry in all categories, right through to “inexpsensive luxury”! The successful report by Cartier, Richemont,...
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Erotic Watches: Indiscreet Treasures
The interplay between the erotic and art has featured in all periods of history, on occasion crossing the line into...
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Neue Horizonte: Rainbow Nation
The traveling exhibition ‘Neue Horizonte – zeitgenossischer Schmuck aus Sudafrika’ (New Horizons – Contemporary Jewelry from South Africa) will start...
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Original Material with Eternal Charisma
When human beings started using natural objects for practical and aesthetic purposes, horn and tortoise shell played a dominant role....
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Marjorie Schick: New Sculpture Design
For four decades, Marjorie Schick has been one of the pioneers of original avant-garde jewelry. Her works are based on...
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Klaus Ullrich: Pioneer and Pedagogue
February 11, 1954: “Traces of work appear to be something akin to ornaments of contemporary society. If you, Klaus Ullrich,...
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Ivory and Bone: Archaic Materials
Ivory and bone have been used by humans for sculptures and jewelry purposes from very early times. The Upper Paleolithic...
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Sepp Schmolzer: Realm of Fantasy
The Carinthian goldsmith, photographer and painter Sepp Schmolzer exercised a highly significant influence on jewelry design in the second half...
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Egypt’s Sunken Treasures
Underwater archaeology reigns supreme. Until now mainly disregarded as treasure seekers, modern methods have enabled diving researchers to delve into...
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Dorothea Pruhl: Liberal Jewelry Sculptures
Breslau-born Dorothea Pruhl (in 1937) has been dealing with jewelry as a statement and the design of jewelry for four...
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Diamonds: Nature’s Brilliant Idea
No other precious gem is as familiar — and coveted — as diamond. Learn the legends and histories behind some...
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Elisabeth Treskow: Pave Maker of Modernity
A changed world and new perceptions of life determined the development of jewelry art in the period before the Second...
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Precious Materials
Accessories are the mark of style! In this statement, the fashion designer Christian Lacroix reminds us that lifestyle is the...
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Friedrich Becker: Escape Into the Fourth Dimension
The gold and silversmith Friedrich Becker has succeeded in uniting technology and art in a fascinating manner. Through his work...
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The Art Treasures of the Thracians
To date, Orpheus and Spartacus are probably the best-known representatives of a people whose traces have been lost in history....
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Amber: The Mysterious Gold of the North
A swirl of myths and sagas surround this clear stone, which burns, releasing a beguiling, aromatic scent. The interior of...
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Nathalie Scherrer: Going Into New Dimensions
Nathalie Scherrer’s jewelry is signed with a stylized butterfly as her symbol of artistic creativity: always looking for new challenges...
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Along the Silk Road
Roads connect. The various cultures along the Silk Road are spread out like pearls along a string. Its name is...
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Hermann Junger: Goldsmith Art is with Global Charisma
Professor Hermann Jünger, one of the most defining personalities in goldsmith art over the second half of the last century,...
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Worn Symbols: The Varied Forms of Body Jewelry
People have adorned their bodies all round the globe since the dawn of time. They drew on paints, scars, tattoos,...
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Timeless Values as a Basis
In times, characterized by temporal and rapid changes in many values, it is necessary to hold on to tradition, particularly...
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Ruth Robinson: Precious Findings
Ruth Robinson has an unusual and special position among the grand dames of contemporary jewelry art. The encounters with the...
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The Varied History of Platinum
No other precious metal has experienced such a varied history over the course of time. Discovered early on and appreciated...
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Paper Has Many Faces
In previous centuries, paper was immensely precious. Today it has become a run of the mill product without any particularly...
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Marie van den Hout: Art Visualizes Thought Processes
For Marie van den Hout, renowned owner of the Gallery Marzee, there is quite simply no doubt: Jewelry satisfies all...
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Ancient High Cultures: Jewelry, Talisman and Status Symbol
People have gazed at adorned ears for many millennia. Discoveries in tombs and old legends tel of how ears were...
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A Message in Different Dimensions
“Look, touch, wear”; the thought is somehow fascinating. The borders between sculpture and jewelry are transient. Many artists also work...
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The Art of Individual Packaging
Etuis, cartons, boxes, sacks or caskets – there is a large selection of packagin. They are appreciated by goldsmiths and...
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Kremlin Armory: The Czar’s Gold
The Kremlin Armory houses unique collections of precious items that mirror the artistic wealth of the country and the relations...
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Marvelous Jewelry From the Green Vault
The Green Vault is Europe’s most magnificent treasure trove. It holds masterpieces of jewelry and goldsmith art as well as...
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How the Sun Tells Time
The measurement of time has passed through many stages. From water clocks and candle clocks, hour glasses and clockwork through...
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Hans Jaenisch: Jewelry Shows its Colors
“Colors are vitamins for the human soul”, claimed the German painter Professor Hans Jaenisch. In saying this, he emphasized the...
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Folklore, Power, and Magic of Gemstones
When the Babylonians observed the passage of the heavenly bodies across the firmament many thousands of years ago and believed...
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Alex Fritsch: Design Quality for Inexpensive Prices
Axel Fritsch from Bastian sees his products as an alternative for design-focused goldsmiths and jewelers. Unlike the jewelry form major...
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Crossing Over Jewelry and Watches Made By Artists
There has always been jewelry from artists, be they painters or sculptors. Some of them have been genuine independent works...
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German Jewelry Quality and Creativity
Many German jewelry producers have stunning ideas for design combined with a level of quality that satisfies even the most...
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Jewelry Gemstone Engraving Over the Passage of Time
The art of gem cutting (glyptics in Greek) is one of the oldest testimonies to how installed, fascinating miniatures can...
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Lapponia Jewellery and The Message of the Sculptor
Björn Weckström had a decisive influence on the idea of Finnish style. Over four decades of cooperation with Lapponia Jewellery...
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Scandinavian Design: A Myth is Unraveled
The message was a revolution. While the wounds of the Second World War were eased in Europe using conciliatory kitsch...
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The Attraction of Visions: Inhorgenta Europe 2004
At the start of the year, inhorgenta europe in Munich will provide answers to the questions on how jewelry will...
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Allgemeine Gold in Pforzheim
The Allgemeine Gold- und Silberscheideanstalt AG, founded in Pforzheim in 1891, is among the leading European firms in the precious...
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Cutlery: A Matter of Taste
Eating and drinking have been part of life forever. And people have always striven to make something special out of...
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The Project Silver Summer Gallery
For the third time, visitors to the Inhorgenta 2004 in Munich will be pleased at the very different kind of...
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Jewelry with Precious Stones
What is a trend? It is easier to answer what it is not: a designer’s inspired idea, which brings immediate...
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Frey Wille: An Homage to Art
From the ancient Greeks to contemporary art – this Vienna-based enamel workshop excites its clients throughout the world with artistic...
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The Czar’s Gold Masterpieces
The Kremlin Armory houses unique collections of precious items that mirror the artistic wealth of the country and the relations...
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Experimental Jewelry from Senegal
Experimentelles Schmuck design (Experimental Jewelry Design) is the name of a project implemented by the Berlin-based painter and goldsmith Werner...
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Power and Magic of Gemstones
When the Babylonians observed the passage of the heavenly bodies across the firmament many thousands of years ago and believed...
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History of Gemstone Engravings
The art of gem cutting (glyptics in Greek) is one of the oldest testimonies to how installed, fascinating miniatures can...
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