French Art Deco 17.04ctw Old European Diamond Platinum Bracelet

Vintage GIA Art Deco 3.24ctw Old European and Baguette Diamond Engagement Antique Platinum Ring. By 1917 the very beginnings of Art Deco were underway ... Along with Edwardian engagement rings, Art Deco rings are the most coveted pieces in the vintage bridal market. This a BEAUTIFUL Radiant and Sophisticated engagement ring in timeless 1930s vintage ring...

This Authentic 1930s vintage engagement ring incorporates the gleaming precious metal with an artistic grace and beauty that transcends specific Art Deco style. The stylized cigar-b...

This incredible antique art deco period bracelet features a slightly graduated rectangular links that are elegantly encrusted with pave set old European diamonds throughout. These ol...

A beautiful Edwardian bracelet made of 18k gold and platinum, featuring Old European cut diamonds. It’s a classic bangle bracelet that has a perfect size and great proportions. Old European cut diamonds are four-prong set all the way around the wrist. It has no hinge, which contributes to a flawless look of the piece. This Edwardian era bracelet is a wearable elegant piece that was made to instantly elevate your outfit. The Edwardian bangle is made of platinum and 18k yellow gold and set with forty Old European cut diamonds (H-I color, VS clarity). Each diamond weighs approximately 0.40-carat, so the total diamond weight is approximately 16.00 carats. The bangle measures 7 ½” x ¼” (19 x 0.6 cm) and weighs 27.7 grams. About Edwardian Jewelry: Edwardian jewelry design, common during the reign of King Edward VII of the United Kingdom (1901-1910), reflects the opulence and sophistication of the period. This era is known for its refined craftsmanship and influence of the cultural trends. One of the hallmarks of Edwardian jewelry is the extensive use of platinum. This metal enabled makers to create elaborate settings and allowed for the creation of light, lace-like patterns. That’s why pieces of the Edwardian era showcase filigree work, where fine wires of metal are twisted and shaped into delicate designs. The main motifs for Edwardian jewelry frequently drew inspiration from nature. Common themes included garlands, flowers, and leaves. These elements were often rendered in a romantic manner, reflecting the period's appreciation for natural beauty. Diamonds were the gemstone of choice during the Edwardian era, often used with platinum to enhance the sparkle and whiteness of the gems. Pearls were also highly favored, symbolizing purity and sophistication. These gemstones were commonly used in tiaras, necklaces, and brooches...