Art Deco movement emerging in 1920s and 1930s represents a time of great cultural and artistic significance. Art Deco jewelry was influenced by this aesthetic, featuring bold geometric shapes, abstract motifs, and an emphasis on symmetry and balance remains very popular because of the high level of craftsmanship and artistry that went into its creation using precious and semi precious gem stones to create intricate and beautiful designs, often incorporating other materials like enamel, onyx, and coral. The result was jewelry that was both beautiful and innovative, with a unique style that has stood the test of time. The unique blend of artistry, luxury, and historical significance that characterizes Art Deco jewelry continues to captivate and inspire people around the world and is very sought after by collectors and connoisseurs of fine jewelry. Read More
A beautiful broad strap composed of three geometric design rectangular panels, each pave set with brilliant-cut diamonds surrounding a central single- stone principal accent, joined by similarly-set octagonal links, with engraved scroll and bead detail to the gallery and a concealed clasp; circa 1930, 18.3 cm, French assay marks for platinum.
