A bracelet 18K gold with enamel details

Gustaf Möllenborg was a prominent Swedish goldsmith who established his workshop in Stockholm in 1823. By the 1840s, his business had become one of the largest producers of gold and silver items in Sweden, employing over 40 craftsmen Today, Möllenborg's legacy is preserved at Skansen, where his 1840s-era workshop and press are on display. Visitors can explore the preserved workshop and learn about traditional gold and silversmithing techniques, offering a glimpse into 19th-century Swedish craftsmanship.