Art Deco 1920s Jewelry

Browse our curated collection of vintage inspired and vintage reproduction 1920s great gatsby jewelry.

Art deco 1920s jewelry.

Most filigree jewelry from the art deco era was made with either 10k or 18k white gold. Long pearl flapper necklaces large gemstone brooches bangles and bracelets and sparkling filigree rings are all icons of the roaring 20s. Shop art deco jewelry including 1920 s 1930 s art deco diamond engagement rings bracelets earrings necklaces. Both styles were popular in europe and the united states but art nouveau flourished earlier between 1890 and 1910.

It has vertical links of diamanté alternating with black bakelite. Necklaces bracelets earrings and brooches browse the jewelry at trufauxjewels barbara schwartz is a costume jewelry expert and founder of trufaux jewels an online boutique of beautiful and unusual pieces made in europe and north america in the 1920s 1930s 1940s and 1950s. 1920s gatsby jewelry was simple but colorful for daywear and an elegant white crystal or black for evenings. Antique art deco jewelry is sought after in the highest realms.

Dating from circa 1920 to about 1935 the art deco jewelry of this period displays clean lines geometrical forms the use of colored gemstones and vibrant motifs. Vintage bakelite jewelry as beautiful as this german flexible bracelet from the 1930s is hard to find. Shop online or visit our store in seattle washington. For more 1920s art deco jewelry.

Aug 12 2020 explore debra wildermuth s board 1920 s jewelry on pinterest. Diamonds were used prolifically and the metal of choice was platinum. See more ideas about jewelry art deco jewelry deco jewelry. Art deco sometimes referred to as deco is a style of visual arts architecture and design that first appeared in france just before world war i.

Art deco reached its height in the late 1920s and early 30s. The stones in this piece are relatively large only four to each flat top link. If your jewelry is 14k white gold and has a yellowish tint to it chances are it is a more modern reproduction. This art deco bracelet closes with a concealed clasp.

It took its name short for arts décoratifs from the exposition. The surge in the standard of design and craftsmanship was enormous and coincided spectacularly with the emerging art deco period that has remained incredibly popular right up to the present day. The yellowish tint is because different alloys are used today differing from those used in the 1920s making the older gold more grey in its.