Prepare for goosebumps — this is an extremely rare original 1960s Juhls Tundra collar necklace, a true masterpiece of Scandinavian Brutalist jewelry.

VINTAGE 1967 JUHLS “TUNDRA” BRUTALIST STERLING SILVER COLLAR NECKLACE.

A SCULPTURAL ICON OF NORWEGIAN ARCTIC DESIGN.

Prepare for goosebumps — this is an extremely rare original 1960s Juhls Tundra collar necklace, a true masterpiece of Scandinavian Brutalist jewelry.

Hand-crafted in solid sterling silver in Kautokeino (deep in Arctic Sámi territory), the necklace embodies the raw, untouched landscape it was inspired by. The organic forms, molten textures, openwork silhouettes, and asymmetrical contours mimic ice formations, snow drifts, and wind-carved tundra stone.

The front is dominated by a dramatic sculptural centrepiece — bold, primal, architectural — a perfect example of why Juhls remains one of Norway’s most celebrated silver ateliers.

This is a powerful statement necklace: clean lines meeting wild forms, modernism meeting nature, art meeting jewelry.

REMARKABLE DETAILS

Designer: Juhls, Kautokeino

Collection: Tundra (launched in the 1960s, still their most iconic work)

Era: Circa 1967

Length: 39.5 cm

Weight: 76 grams of solid sterling silver

Fit: Sculptural collar that sits beautifully on the neck

Condition: Excellent vintage condition, ready to wear or display

CURRENT JUHLS RETAIL VALUE:
Modern equivalents sell for 13,265 NOK (± R22,200).

NOTE: A matching vintage Juhls Tundra ring and bracelet are advertised separately.