Art Deco was an exciting era for art and design that spanned the nineteen twenties and thirties. Art Deco design applauded modernity and freedom. Many pieces incorporated the repetition of geometric shapes, which was a quintessential characteristic of that design period.
Platinum, white gold, and silver were metals that were frequently used in producing Art Deco jewelry. The montage of diamonds and gemstones and their interesting cuts were set to perfection. I find the exactness of geometry in Art Deco jewelry pleasing and I consider this design to be timeless.
Researching Art Deco inspired jewelry has opened my eyes to jewelry designs of the past, as well as the present, as our world continues to evolve.
Click on the below images to view web links of art deco inspired jewelry:
Astley Clarke Deco Green Agate Detail Bracelet in Yellow Gold Vermeil
Ross Simons, .23 Carat Simulated Emerald and .65 ct. t.w. CZ Art Deco-Style Ring with Black Enamel in Sterling Silver
Pam Sorani Jewelry Consulting 