Nikolai Arent Dragsted (1821–1898) was a Copenhagen-based Danish jeweler. He established the renowned “A. Dragsted” brand, which still honors his legacy as an exceptional artisan today. His most notable historical creations include the Golden Horn, commissioned for the 75th birthday of writer Bernhard Severin Ingemann, and a golden wreath crafted for the sarcophagus of Frederick VII, resting in Roskilde Cathedral, the final resting place of Danish monarchs.
