These silver serviette rings were inspired by a tasty croissant at Sunday morning breakfast. They are made of a long strip of silver, rolled up like a croissant. An imprint of linen has been roller printed into the silver. Here and there small pieces of 18-carat gold shine in the silver.

The six serviette rings here photographed on the linen serviette were bought by the Fries Museum in Leeuwarden, where they have been added to the museum’s permanent collection. These extremely luxurious serviette rings are 40mm. wide and 48mm. in diameter. Each serviette ring is unique because it is impossible to make two exactly the same – even if you should want to. It is possible to order more serviette rings.

These festive pieces were designed by Marion Pannekoek. Just click on the photo for an enlarged image of this piece.

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