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The Art Deco movement owes its name to the Universal Exhibition of 1925 entitled “International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts”. It is characterized by its geometric designs reminiscent of the industry (screws, bolts, gears).
White gold, platinum, chrome and silver are also characteristic of the period. Yellow gold, previously very popular with jewelers is substituted for these “white” materials, more in the industrial aesthetics of the movement.
Color is also in the spotlight through multicolored gems such as ruby, sapphire, and emerald.
Finally, diamonds are still prized, especially enhanced by the whiteness of platinum and white gold frames.
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Style
Gemstone
Era
Wedding
Gender
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Art Deco Gold, Emerald, Sapphire and Pearl Pendant “Arlene”
$308 -
Diamond cluster pendant in white gold “Elorise”
$379 -
Gold, diamond and sapphire ring “Ione”
$629 -
Art Deco necklace in white gold, pearls and diamonds “Margot”
$1628 -
Art Deco white gold and zirconia ring “Suzie”
$411 -
Gold, sapphire and diamond Art Deco ring “Evelyne”
$693 -
Yellow gold, sapphires and diamonds ring “Attina”
$518 -
Antique gold and coral ring “Daria”
$678 -
Yellow, white gold and diamond Art Deco ring “Ella”
$490 -
Gold, sapphire and diamond ring “Coline”
$725 -
Gold, diamond and sapphire ring “Odette”
$838 -
White gold and diamond ring “Delila”
$486 -
White gold and diamond ring “Daisy”
$404 -
Beetle ring in gold and glazed ceramic “Ra”
$539 -
Citrine and gold ring “On the rocks”
$554
