TROLLSLÄNDA halsband - Guldviva Jewellery

TROLLSLÄNDA (Dragonfly) necklace

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A beautiful dragonfly in silver. TROLLSLÄNDA (Dragonfly) necklace is a small and neat piece of jewelry that suits both everyday and festive occasions.

For us it is most associated with lazy summer days on an air mattress as they buzz around in the reeds, or as a colourful feature in late-summer gardens by the water. In any case, it is a common sight in our inner archipelago.

There are several different explanations for where the name TROLLSLÄNDA (Dragonfly) comes from. According to the Swedish Trollsländeföreningen, the most likely is that -slända comes from the spindle tool used when spinning ARN. Its shape is quite similar to a dragonfly’s body.
“Troll” in the name goes far back; the first Swedish written source may be from the 1600s. Dragonflies are then linked to trollpackor (witches). They were thus the witches’ animals; dragonflies.

TROLLSLÄNDA (Dragonfly) necklace is a truly lovely piece of jewellery to put on.

Crafted by goldsmiths in Finland

All our jewellery is handmade by trained goldsmiths in our own workshop in Åland, Finland. Every piece is created from 100% recycled metal.

TROLLSLÄNDA halsband - Guldviva Jewellery

TROLLSLÄNDA (Dragonfly) necklace

Regular price €109,00 EUR
Discount price €109,00 EUR Regular price

MADE IN ÅLAND

Where does my jewellery come from?

Åland – a tranquil island in the Baltic Sea, between Finland and Sweden. Here, in the beautiful Maritime Quarter in the heart of Mariehamn, you’ll find both our store and our workshop.

Guldviva was born in Åland in 1989 and has always kept its production here. For us, it has been important to have full control over the entire process, where jewellery making and sales go hand in hand. This way, we can ensure the highest quality and offer personal service. With us, you always know where your jewellery comes from – right here in Åland.