Are Trollbeads valuable?
Are Trollbeads valuable?
Due to the fact that very early Trollbeads were produced in smaller numbers, they are so sought-after and therefore also carry hefty price tags. They are precious to many, that the return on investment is expressed in sheer joy and happiness to own such remarkable little pieces of artwork from the past.
Who makes Trollbeads?
Søren Silversmith
The story about the original and unique Trollbeads all started in Denmark in 1976. The first bead, which later gave name to the Trollbeads collection, was a small bead decorated with no less than 6 faces. It was designed by Søren Silversmith and sold from his father Svend’s jewelry shop in central Copenhagen.
Do Trollbeads fit Pandora bracelets?
Even though not all Trollbeads fit on Pandora bracelets, all Pandora fits on the Trollbeads bracelet making it the more flexible choice to combine brands.
Are Trollbeads made in China?
Our Trollbeads porcelain artists in Jingdezhen, China have their own specialty. Not only in terms of technique, but also in motives. The beads are all painted by a small group of painters, who have their specialty in painting precisely these motives and using that specific technique.
What are Trollbeads made of?
Sterling silver
Trollbeads are produced in Sterling silver, consisting of 92,5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals, primarily copper. Therefore, all Trollbeads silver beads are stamped with the hallmark “LAA 925s”. LAA stand for Lise Aagaard, and 925s is a guarantee given by the company that the material used is 92,5% Sterling silver.
How can you tell fake Trollbeads?
Check that your Trollbeads are stamped with a manufacturer’s code. Silver and glass beads will have “925S LAA” stamped on them, while gold beads will have “750 LAA.” These codes can usually be found on either the bottom or inside of the bead, depending on the bead itself.