Guldsmed Lise Aagaard

The inspiration for my beads often comes from my world travels. They often mirror a detail from another culture. I have always loved all forms of beads, their history and the details surrounding the production. Today I work with development and production of glass beads. The glass and the silver compliment each other so beautifully.

Guldsmed Jens Nielsen

I have been on the team developing the Trollbead concept from the first day. It is necessary to be familiar with and to understand how to craft the beads but at the same time understand how to use modern techniques. In this way, we can offer unique jewelry to the market and at reasonable prices. For me, it is an exciting challenge to combine the creative spirit with modern production methods.

Søren Sølvsmed

My first Trollbeads were designed with little faces and figurines in Sterling Silver and strung on leather. Their intention was to tell a story and facilitate communication between people. More than 30 years have passed since I began. Trolls, stories, mythology and other cultures are often my inspiration.

Guldsmed Svend Nielsen

I began my education as a goldsmith in 1932 where I worked together with eight other smiths until 1937. Charms for bracelets was something completely new... we even got media coverage! So we produced small buckets, rakes and spades to hang on bracelets- in gold. Anything that would sell. The artistic element wasnt the main focus although it was okay to make something "new" or "different." As a young man, my life was of course influenced by travel and to an even stronger extent, the war, but goldsmithing, was and continues to be, the main focus of my life.

(1917 - 2007)