Shop By Era "Art Deco"

Paste jewellery dates back to France during the 18th century when a jeweller named Georges Frederic Stras began hand crafting fine-quality Paste je...

This beautiful engagement ring is just a stunner. The centre stone is an Old European Cut diamond and it sparkles and is truly lively. The Old Euro...

Onyx is a protective stone worn when facing adversaries in battles of conflicts of all kinds, or while hurrying down a dark street late at night. I...

An old European–cut diamond or "Old Euro Cut" has a round shape featuring 58 large facets and a small circle in the center (the open culet). The ma...

This lovely buttery gold band is such a fantastic ring. The top of the ring has been engraved and also tells a story on the inside of the ring as w...

This beautiful vintage diamond ring is just a stunner. The center features three round diamonds and surrounded and wrapped in love by twelve (12) s...

Fall in love and say "I do!" This beautiful ring is just perfect on its own or paired with your Antique or Vintage Engagement ring. This gorgeous r...

This three stone Art Deco ring makes for quite the statement. All the diamonds are Old European Cut diamonds set in an illusion setting. An illusio...

This 1940s solitaire engagement ring has a stunning Old European cut diamond is set in a deco inspired setting. This setting was popular for war-ti...

This Art Deco ring is circa 1930s. It has a worn down pattern, but this 10K White Gold band still has a lifetime of love yet to witness. By the 193...

This fantastic brooch I was saving for myself, I wanted to turn it into a chocker necklace as I think that the engraved Onyx is a great symbol for ...

This Art Deco Engagement ring recalls the years of yesteryear when things were made to be cherished, passed down and made to last. This stunning en...

This Art Deco stunner is just a timeless engagement ring. Perfect for someone who loves unique and elegant rings. This ring is made from 18K white ...

An old European cut diamond is a round diamond primarily cut between 1890-1930. They were especially common during the Art Deco period. These antiq...