1970s ‘Daytona’ Flame Bronze Pendant Brooch in Chain by Bjorn Weckstrom for Lapponia feed-condition-used These earrings would be ideal

These earrings would be ideal for someone who loves the 18th century effect without the huge price attached

On its back

The choker here was designed to have a magnificent effect at a fraction of the price

It would make an unusual engagement ring or a brilliant present for those born in the month of October

It was made circa 1920 in America

1970s ‘Daytona’ Flame Bronze Pendant Brooch in Chain by Bjorn Weckstrom for Lapponia feed-condition-used These earrings would be idealThis Lapponia Flame Bronze pendant brooch was made circa 1974 by leading Finnish designer Bjrn Weckstrm for Lapponia. It has an industrial, brutalist style and is called Daytona. The name Flame Bronze refers to the dark purple blue grey finish, which was very difficult to achieve. You can see the evidence on this pendant. The series was only produced for a short while in the 1970s and the flame (or fire) bronze finish was not used on later pieces. The