Art Deco Engagement Ring

The History Of an Art Deco Engagement Ring

A couple's engagement ring is a particularly sentimental item of jewellery. It's a snapshot of who you are and what you've been through. They are among the most well-known and beautifully crafted engagement rings on the market today. Beautiful rings from the Roaring Twenties and Jazz Age are shown in this collection, which evokes both eras with their magnificent designs. To choose the perfect ring for the one you love, have a look at our wide selection of Art Deco engagement rings and learn more about the style's history.

The diamonds in our engagement rings are accentuated to their fullest potential. It is the stones that make a piece of jewellery unique. Our expert craftsmen in our studio make each ring by hand just for you. When an Art Deco Engagement Ring with steps is in the possession of a collector, its appeal is certainly wide-ranging. This item, which is seldom seen, elicits feelings of desire and enhances the attractiveness of your exceptionally feminine hands. In spite of time passing, her beauty has not faded. In a nod to the past, we incorporate these elegant rings in our jewellery to pay tribute to a well-respected tradition.

What is an Art Deco Ring?

An Art Deco Ring is an antique estate ring made by hand in the Art Deco Era, circa 1920-35. Art Deco Rings are distinguished by their sharp and geometric style.

Knowing the distinction between an authentic Art Deco piece and an Art Deco-style piece is crucial. The latter are the rings that were designed and made in the period. These are authentic antique engagement rings; there's nothing modern in these rings. However the, Art Deco-style rings are typically more contemporary. They were created by hand in the late 19th century and had all the characteristics of the period, including the genuine antique diamond cut during the 1920s or 1930s.

Selecting a genuine or Art Deco-styled jewellery piece comes down to price and personal taste. However, this article is focused on genuine rings. However, Estate Diamond Jewelry offers an excellent selection of both kinds of engagement rings. So would you be choosing an Art Deco Engagement Ring? 

A Brief History and Style Of Art Deco Jewelry

As you can see, fashion was in high demand during the decade of the 1920s and the 1930s. The most distinctive feature that defined Art Deco was the abundant use of geometric designs and abstract patterns. Additionally, Art Deco was the time when the concept of using contrasting colors of gemstones to a new level.

Therefore, it's not unheard of to see striking designs that feature square-cut diamonds and rubies, or sapphires, for instance. It shouldn't come as a surprise if you're something about the past.

. In the end, they were the primary fashions of the Victorian time period, which provided a completely different style.

The ladies who were part of those of the Art Deco period coveted something that matched their hair or even skirts that were shorter and other pieces of jewellery with a bold look.

After all, was done and dusted, it is clear that the Art Deco Jewellery was there to display a fresh identity. This unorthodox style and rebellious attitude also capture the imaginations and hearts of modern brides.

To be an authentic individual Art Deco expert, you must be aware of each characteristic of the time.

The mere reference to Art Deco evokes the idea of a Great Gatsby-style elegance and glamour. It is a period that continues to influence fashion and taste even to this day. Once you recognize the distinct features of this type of ring, you'll recognize that Art Deco ring from a mile away. Additionally, you'll be able to take pleasure in several of the stunning Art Deco pieces from the Estate Diamond Jewelry curated selection. Let's find out what is an Art Deco Engagement Ring.

They are sought for not just for their beauty, but also for the attention to detail that went into making them. Look no farther than our Art Deco Engagement Rings for the perfect piece of jewellery that oozes beauty and sophistication.