Loenstrup Smykke Design

Jewelry designer Nynne Kegel creates and sells high-quality handcrafted jewelry at Lønstrup Smykke Design. Each piece is made in her own goldsmith workshop in Lønstrup, where traditional craftsmanship and precision are paramount – from the first idea and sketch to the finished piece.

When Nynne walks in the dunes and along the beach at Lønstrup, nature becomes an active part of the design process. In the workshop, precious metals are transformed into jewelry that tells the story of the raw and unspoiled landscape of the North Sea. Sea buckthorn, pine cones, sea urchins, fascinating shells (including cuttlefish shells) and beach stones appear as forms, textures, and references in her imaginative designs.

Lønstrup Smykke Design offers jewelry in gold, silver, and gemstones, with a strong focus on durability, finish, and a timeless expression. In the shop you can also experience iconic pieces such as the beautiful “Lighthouse Ring”, inspired by the Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse.

Visit the workshop and boutique and follow the process from nature-inspired idea to finished jewelry – or take part in shaping your own custom piece through dialogue and design.

See our opening hours on the webpage or contact Nynne at +4598396949

@loenstrupsmykkedesign

Accessible Holiday on the North-West Coast – Loenstrup Smykke Design

Experience the North-West Coast without barriers. A holiday with easy access, comfort, and unforgettable experiences – for everyone, regardless of needs. In Lønstrup, you can visit Loenstrup Smykke Design, where craftsmanship, quality, and accessibility have been considered from the very beginning.

Loenstrup Smykke Design is both a workshop and a shop featuring handmade jewellery in gold and silver, inspired by the nature of the North Sea and the North Jutland landscape. Here, guests encounter a calm and well-organised shop environment with personal service and the opportunity to experience jewellery art up close. The visit is well suited as part of an accessible holiday, where experiences, culture, and local authenticity are in focus.

Accessible facilities:

The shop is registered with “God Adgang” and offers documented accessibility conditions that make the visit possible for many guests with physical challenges:

• Accessible parking space close to the entrance (approx. 10 metres).

• Step-free access to the shop via a ramp from the parking area, low door threshold of approx. 2 cm.

• Entrance door with an approx. 90 cm clear passage width.

• Good space in the shop with a minimum of approx. 200 cm clear passage between fittings and the counter.

• Guide and service dogs are allowed.

The clear and transparent accessibility conditions make it easy to plan the visit and form a natural part of the North-West Coast’s overall offering of accessible experiences, where safety, accessibility, and quality go hand in hand.