Diamond Double Clip

Diamond Double Clip Brooch Diamond Weight approximately 7 carats Converts into 2 separate brooches Measurements: 2" long Single Brooch Mea...

Pearl & Pave Diamond Double Flower Brooch 2 overlapping flowers. 18k gold set with pave diamonds and a center south sea pearl Pearl Measurements: 15.3...

Art Deco Natural Pearl Clip Brooch 5 natural pearls & 98 round cut diamonds approximately 2.90 cts, set in platinum Made circa 1920 Measureme...

Important Large Size Art Deco Diamond Brooch Total diamond weight approx 25.54 ct Brooch detaches into two clip Approx 3.25 inches long! 2.50 inche...

Diamond & Emerald Bird Brooch White gold brooch set with 113 round diamonds weighing approximately 7.28 carats in the shape of a bird of paradise with ...

Angel Skin Coral Cameo & Diamond Brooch Pendant 18k white gold pin set with a carved coral face framed by 104 round diamonds Measurements: 2....

Double clip Brooch set by diamond baguette-cut and marquise-cut mounted on white gold 18K. Circa 1970.

Art Deco Brooch Double Clip Sapphire and Diamond on platinum and white gold. Circa 1935. The Art Deco era stands as an eternal source of inspiration. The Art Deco Brooch Double Clip...

A stunning French diamond double clip brooch c.1935, the matching pair of clips have an asymmetric three-dimensional form and are set throughout with round brilliant cut diamonds in both pavé and claw settings as well as baguette cut diamonds in tapering channel set...

Art Deco Diamond Clips in platinum. Well made with fine white diamonds the brooch can be worn together or separated into separate dress clips. There are 10 cts of near colorless (G...

Art Deco Diamond Clips in platinum. Well made with fine white diamonds the brooch can be worn together or separated into separate dress clips. There are 10 cts of near colorless (G...

Double Flower shape brooch featuring an oval blue sapphire on each in the centre flanked by various size petals set with superb white round brilliant cut diamonds in various sizes set in 18 karat white gold. The Lustrous white gold diamonds and sapphires are harmoniously and skilfully set in an art deco style giving this double brooch elegance beauty and a classy finish. The two flowers can be worn separated or as two brooches. Diamonds approximate total weight is 5.50 carats, colour G, clarity VS all assessed whilst set, sapphire aproximate total weight is 1 carat. From an estate jewellery collection here in the UK, believed to have been made in the late 1990s. Natural Diamond Colour: G Clarity: VS Cut: Round Cut Length: 59.5 mm Width: 51.5 mm Weight: 30 grams Date: Circa 1990 – 1999 Culture history and additional information: Vintage art deco style flower brooches are timeless and elegant pieces of jewelry that harken back to the glamorous era of the 1920s and 1930s. Characterized by geometric shapes, bold colors, and intricate detailing, these brooches are exquisite examples of Art Deco design. Typically made of materials such as gold, silver, enamel, or precious gemstones, they often feature stylized floral motifs that exude sophistication and charm. The attention to detail in the craftsmanship of these brooches makes them highly sought after by collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike. We see these magnificent art deco pieces reproduced at every trend cycle, such as this double flower, double clip diamond and sapphire brooch by Tresor Paris, only top fine jewellers capture the spirit of that era. Wearing a vintage art deco style flower brooch can instantly elevate any outfit, adding a touch of vintage glamour and personality. Whether for a special occasion or everyday wear, these timeless pieces serve as a beautiful reminder of the luxurious and artistic spirit of the Art Deco movement. Art Deco style emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, influenced by the rapid industrialization and changing social dynamics of the period. Art Deco brooches were popular during this time, characterized by geometric shapes, bold colors, and a sleek, modern aesthetic. Art Deco brooches often featured materials such as platinum, diamonds, sapphires, rubies, and emeralds, reflecting the luxury and glamour of the era. The designs were inspired by ancient Egyptian, African, and Native American art, as well as the machine age and modern technologies...