Featured Maker's name, help please. Brooch, Danish Skønvirke?

I need help with a maker's name, please.
It is a 925 silver brooch, which looks like Skønvirke style. The facet cut crystals look odd for Skønvirke though, so it is up for debate.
The clasp is a later type, but could be a replacement.




The top mark is an upside down 925, the bottom mark looks like KO(?)MIMA?


Same photo, a bit lighter:


Thank you for looking.

 

No help but to say that is just my style and absolutely gorgeous.

 

Thank you Marko.
I won it cheaply along with a Hannu Ikonen pendant and some Art Deco and Modernist amber jewellery.
The side ringlets were squashed, but a big needle solved that wee problem, they're nice and round again.

 

Seems Maker's name begins with K and ends with MA (perhaps MIMA???)
Agree the sparkling crystals are odd on a Skønvirke piece, perhaps a replacement...

 

Thanks kyra.

Yes, they could be.
They look hand cut btw.

 

I explored this Pinterest member boards specialised in Arts and Crafts and Skønvirke jewellery/makers:
https://www.pinterest.fr/MissJackdaw/
No success

 

That's beautiful Looks like it say KOSMIMA.

 

I found Kosmima Fine Jewelry that does custom pieces.
kosmimafinejewelry.com/kosmima-fine-jewelry-best-custom-jewelry-in-boston/

 

This rubylane ad has Kosmima Vintage Jewelry https://www.rubylane.com/shop/vintage-kosmima/ilist?cat=Jewelry

 

Thank you ulil.
I hope it doesn't, kosmima means jewel in Greek (κόσμημα), so that would mean looking for a needle in a haystack.

 

Thanks anyway, kyra.

Thanks, Kiko.
The RubyLane shop is called after the Greek word for jewel. The one that does custom made pieces is Greek owned, but their jewellery is in very different styles from my brooch.

 

A couple of ways to contact them....you could just ask!!:
http://kosmimafinejewelry.com/contact-us/

Forgot....along with their home page:
http://kosmimafinejewelry.com/kosmima-fine-jewelry-best-custom-jewelry-in-boston/

 

Thanks, Aqui. No harm in asking, of course.

 

I just checked, I am going to have to ask kosmima jewellery stores across the globe, there are so many, all named after the Greek word for jewel.

I hope @DragonflyWink or @Torkel Oftedal recognize the mark or style, otherwise I really will have to travel the world.

 

I found a museum dedicated to the Skønvirke general style. I didn't see any jewellery on the site, but I will contact them, maybe they can tell me who to ask.
Assuming it actually is Skønvirke.....

 

Next stage: Another Danish museum will be hosting a Skønvirke jewellery exhibition next year. First on my mail list.

 

Oh sorry, I was just trying to read the word. Didn't look it up but it is just beautiful.

 

I am happy with any help, you never know what will lead to identification. And thank you.

 

Ohhh, don't know the mark, and I like it, but kind of think it's more Skonvirke or Jugendstil inspired, question if original to the era, and doubt it's Danish or even Scandinavian - really all just guesses on my part, but it just doesn't look quite 'right' to my eye...

~Cheryl

 

Thanks Cheryl.

The stones are a bit of a problem, aren't they.
Maybe it is one of those museum 'replica' items, adapted to a later taste. I like it too, and it is hand made. Just don't know who, when, where.