Impressive Art Deco drop earrings, made of platinum, featuring diamonds and cushion cut emeralds. Each emerald is surrounded by a halo of Old European and rose cut diamonds. The open settings give the gemstones space, emphasizing the geometry typical for the Art Deco period. Above the emerald drops, a line of bezel set old European cut diamonds continues up toward the earlobe. The earrings fasten with diamond-accented floral motif studs. The combination of different diamond cuts adds another layer of visual appeal to these amazing drop earrings. The interplay between the rich green of the emeralds and the diamond cuts showcase a beautiful balance of elegance and architectural clarity. The earrings are made of platinum, emeralds and diamonds. The emeralds measure 10.01 x 8.95 x 6.09 mm and 9.49 x 8.95 x 6.61 and weigh approximately 3.49 carats and 3.59 carats correspondingly. The diamonds are Old European, single and old cushion cuts, total weight approximately 4.0 carats. The earrings measure 2 1/8" x 5/8" and weigh 14.2 grams. About Art Deco Jewelry: Art Deco, an influential design style, emerged in the early 20th century, reaching its peak during the Jazz Age, in the 1920-1930s. Since then, Art Deco jewelry has remained highly appreciated for its strong geometric shapes, undeniable elegance, and chic. The jewelry from this period reflects cultural changes of the time, mirroring the exuberance of the Roaring Twenties. For instance, square, triangular, and trapezoidal cuts were favored, reflecting a departure from the organic motifs of previous design eras. Art Deco jewelers embraced new materials and techniques Platinum, being the most popular metal during the Art Deco era, also contributed to the period jewelry popularity. At that time the Merensky-Reef, the world’s largest platinum deposit, was discovered in South Africa. The metal’s characteristics allowed it to create delicate yet durable designs. The emphasis on symmetry and precision in Art Deco design reflected the influence of the machine age. Jewelry pieces were often precisely crafted, featuring symmetrical arrangements. Art Deco jewelry design often incorporated functional elements. Pieces frequently doubled as practical accessories, such as watches integrated into bracelets or brooches. The Art Deco movement drew inspiration from various cultures, including ancient Egyptian, Asian, and African motifs. These influences are apparent in the use of symbols and patterns that add an eclectic flair to the jewelry. Vintage Art Deco engagement rings are always in high demand. They have a perfectly balanced geometry and often feature Old European and cushion cut diamonds. Black and white combos, such as diamond and black onyx, or black enamel create a dramatic effect.

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