1930s Choker Necklaces

This exquisite antique jewelry set exudes timeless elegance and opulence. Crafted from lustrous 21 karat yellow gold, the set carries a weighty feel, boasting a total of 105 grams of...

Attention Father of the Bride: This Art Deco 18K white gold and diamond tiara is an exceptionally rare and gorgeous jewel. Created entirely by hand in the 1930s, this semi-flexible ...

Miriam Haskell jewellery is some of the most prized and beautiful costume jewellery from the 20th century. The intricate designs coupled with their novel colours and materials have ...

This 22" natural and undyed coral bead necklace features 101 tomato-red coral beads strung on silk and individually hand-knotted between each bead. The beads graduate in size from f...

This Art Deco 18K white gold and diamond tiara is an exceptionally rare and gorgeous jewel. Created entirely by hand in the 1930s, this semi-flexible 15" tiara is composed of thirty 9mm long by 3.15 rectangular segments of 18k white gold, each of which is channel-set with four tiny brilliant round diamonds. Each rectangular segment is joined to the other by a bezel-set round brilliant. Beginning three-quarters of the way forward on the tiara are nine upside-down "U" shaped mountings, each of which is set with two round brilliant diamonds on the interior and then three additional diamonds atop the rounded portion of the "U." The diamonds are close-backed, so a perfectly accurate weight cannot be obtained, but using a geological mathematical formula, I estimate the total diamond weight on the frame of the tiara to be approximately 3.8 carats. Not counting the freely-dangling diamond briolettes. There are nine, and they are magnificent, fire-filled, and faceted tears of joy. Each measures approximately 5.45mm x 3.44mm x 2.89mm which, again, by formula, suggests a diamond weight of between .51 -.57 carats. So we will go with the lower number, as we always do here, and this gives us a diamond weight for the briolettes alone of 4.59 carats. Altogether, this simultaneously subtle and spectacular tiara has a total -approximate- diamond carat weight of 8.39 carats. The tiara has a length of approximately 12". This is a tiara that can be worn in several ways. It can "surround" the base of a bun atop the head, or could be similarly positioned lower toward the nape to adorn a chignon, or it could be pinned to the very top of the head where it could secure a wedding veil into position. So this is not a tiara like the Princess of Wales's favorite tiara, The Lover's Knot; but then is a tiara of that scale ever appropriate for one who is not a duchess, a princess of a reigning monarch? This is an absolutely perfect wedding tiara...

An Art Deco diamond set platinum bow choker, with an old-cut diamond set plaque, in the form of a bow, mounted in platinum, on a black moiré ribbon choker, with an estimated total di...

German art deco retro collar necklace. Beautiful necklace with industrial look, created in the northern Europe, surely in Germany during the transitional periods of the art deco and...

A marvelous display of natural Persian Turquoise and vivid, dazzling sparkle of fine natural diamonds! Finely crafted in 18K White Gold, this piece is enhanced by three-row links wi...

Stylish DRGM Art Deco silver tone necklace featuring channel set rhinestones. There are four sparkling rhinestones making up each link. Length 39.5cm / 15.55 inches by width 1cm / .3...

A spectacular original retro piece from the late 1930’s. It features a suite of 15 fine moonstones with excellent adularescence (blue flash effect unique to moonstone) as light rolls...

A large, dramatic statement necklace rendered in sterling silver and dating to the Art Deco era. A lavish amount of silver was used in cre...

Stunning Art Deco bracelet that can be turn into a choker necklace. Elegant, timeless and versatile, the piece is a great addition to your jewelry collection. The bracelet is made o...

Here is a true GATSBY era jewel. This is a museum quality piece with some of the finest assortment of antique cut diamonds we have ever seen. There is emerald, asscher, traingular st...