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A Celebration of Form and Color

The Niessing Coil celebrates its 40th anniversary and continues to dance – right into the Christmas season. Inspired by Oskar Schlemmer’s Triadic Ballet, our Bauhaus ballerina guides us through the world of Niessing jewelry. Amid radiant Niessing Colors and sparkling diamonds, iconic designs meet new creations – surprising and full of joie de vivre.

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Niessing jewellery
EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED

NIESSING VIVIDA

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED

THE DIAMOND TAKES CENTER STAGE

NIESSING AMATIS

THE DIAMOND TAKES CENTER STAGE

The setting stands back, giving the diamond room to reveal its fire. Whether brilliant, oval, pear or princess cut: Niessing Amatis allows each diamond cut to shine in its own unique way.
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ICON OF A NEW ERA

NIESSING SPANNRING® ERA

ICON OF A NEW ERA

Niessing Spannring® Era reinterprets the idea of the floating diamond. The gently curved band of gold or platinum holds the diamond securely, giving the ring its unmistakable silhouette.
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THE MAGIC OF A GREAT IDEA

NIESSING SPANNRING®

THE MAGIC OF A GREAT IDEA

One ring, one diamond, one moment of wonder: In the Niessing Spannring®, the diamond is held without a setting. It appears to float freely above the hand – an idea that continues to amaze to this day.
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JEWELRY IN MOTION

NIESSING COLETTE

JEWELRY IN MOTION

The Niessing Coil brought movement to jewelry. Its flexibility also inspired Niessing Colette: jewelry that is effortless to wear and can be rediscovered time and again.
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THE GIFT OF PURE NIESSING JOY

NIESSING GIFT VOUCHER

THE GIFT OF PURE NIESSING JOY

With a Niessing gift voucher, you are giving a piece of Niessing – and the anticipation of jewelry that touches the heart and expresses individuality. Available through the Niessing Concierge and accepted at all European Niessing Stores.
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INSPIRED BY OSKAR SCHLEMMER’S TRIADIC BALLET

1922: The Premiere

1922: The Premiere

The Triadic Ballet was first performed in Stuttgart in 1922. Its costumes transformed the dancers into artistic figures, giving every movement a new form.
Oskar Schlemmer

Oskar Schlemmer

For Schlemmer, the stage became a space where people, costumes and movement interacted. Geometric shapes defined the figures and the way they moved through space.
From the Stage to Niessing

From the Stage to Niessing

Schlemmer described his ballet as a “celebration of form and color.” This idea inspires our Christmas world: The Niessing Coil becomes a ballerina, making form and color dance.
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