New interpretations of favourite jewelry series

The light and joyous Pretzel plywood earrings are now available in Kalevala's official stores and online! Choose your favourite from three different colours: blue, pink and green. We've produced a limited amount of each colour so make sure to get yours before they're gone.

This fall, Kalevala will launch a new jewelry collection that blends the essence of Finnish nature and mystique with modern, innovative design. The Männyt (Finnish for "pines") collection marks the first line led by Kalevala’s new Creative Director, Aino Ahlnäs

Designed by Finnish jewelry designer Ildar Wafin, the collection draws inspiration from the rugged beauty of ancient pine trees in the Finnish archipelago. Wafin, a graduate of the London Royal College of Art, has interned at Louis Vuitton and achieved international success, including recognition at the Hyères Festival fashion competition.

Ildar Wafin was selected as the winner of the Finnish Fashion Awards in the New Talent category on May 31, 2024. Wafin received the award for his exceptional talent and craftsmanship and for weaving his Tatar background into the stories of his stunning jewelry.

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Timeless design and Finnish craftsmanship – let the giftee choose a piece of jewelry that is just right for them. The gift card will be delivered to you by email. You can forward the gift card to the gift recipient or print it and give it to the gift recipient personally.

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Kalevala jewelry is a responsible gift. You are in the gift recipient's thoughts through jewelry even when you are far away. Give as a gift a genuine piece of Kalevala jewelry, handcrafted in Helsinki. Responsibly made Kalevala jewelry does good in Finland and elsewhere, and it is design that will stand the test of time.

Marimekko and Kalevala Jewelry are releasing a joint, limited-edition jewelry collection to celebrate the anniversary of the iconic Unikko pattern designed by Maija Isola in 1964.

Jewelry can be very personal, holding memories, stories and different emotions within it. Our new Kalevala Muse article series delves into the stories of interesting people and their jewelry. For our very first article, we sat down with Mikko Puttonen, Finnish fashion influencer and photographer based in London.

Kalevala Preloved is our secondhand service, where you can exchange your old Kalevala and Lapponia jewelry for a Kalevala gift card easily, quickly and safely.