7 Dazzling Pieces For Art Deco Devotees

Nov 3

Brace yourself

Art Deco style originated in France and dominated Europe and the US from the 1920s until around 1940. It exploded after the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts event in Paris in 1925, where the geometric aesthetic influenced everything from architecture and furniture to fashion and, of course, jewelry. Art Deco continues to reign as an influence on engagement rings, modern heirlooms, and the red carpet. Graphic shapes, enamel, diamonds, platinum, I'm not reaching when I say jewelry designers and lovers will always embrace Art Deco.

**Pure V**

Louis Vuitton’s Francesca Amfitheatrof looked to reimagine the Art Deco-inspired V signature found on Louis Vuitton luggage from the 1920s-1930s for their “Pure V Collection.” The result is utterly chic jewels with the signature Vuitton "V" as a bold Art Deco centerpiece.
White gold, triangle, baguette-cut diamonds, and onyx “Pure V Collection” earrings, Price Upon Request, available at select Louis Vuitton stores, please call 866.VUITTON or visit Louis Vuitton for more info.

**Geometric**

Todd Reed started a custom jewelry company at the age of 17 and has since grown into a Boulder, CO-based company pioneering ethical sourcing and conflict-free stones. Recycled metals and raw and natural-colored diamonds are signature elements showcased in his luxurious collections.
18k yellow gold and sterling silver and white brilliant cut diamonds “Geometric” bracelet, Price Upon Request at Todd Reed

**Pinstripe**

Ri Noor jewelry focuses on gem’s organic shapes set in geometric motifs, like this pinstripe and emerald stunner. Strength, power, emerald, this investment-worthy ring says Jean Harlow all the way.
Emerald solitaire, diamond, and black enamel “Pinstripe” ring, $15,090 at Ri Noor

**Gatsby**

A local favorite since 2000, Ohio’s Worthington Jewelers offers one-of-a-kind and everyday jewels, plus dazzlers from Doves golden era jewelry collection that’s appropriately named “Gatsby.” This piece stands out as a modern take on Art Deco with the mix of shapes and yellow-gold.
Doves 18k yellow gold, diamond, and black onyx “Gatsby” necklace, $3,711 at Worthington Jewelers

**Hazel**

After working for various international brands and clients, designer Jessica Olds decided to launch Future Fortune in 2020. Jessica’s brand consists of multiple collections with elegant personalities. You could imagine any stylish lady out for a night on the town in 1920 or 2021 in these lustrous tanzanite danglers.
18k gold bezel set with tanzanite and diamond prongs “Hazel” earrings, $11,000 at Future Fortune Jewelry

**Ascension**

Brazilian-born, Chicago-based designer Graziela Kaufman is certified in colored gems and diamonds, and her experience shows through her vibrant designs. This illuminating necklace is inspired by her Art Deco engagement ring and consists of baguette diamonds that create an illusion of larger emerald-cut diamonds.
18k white gold and 11cts of G-H color white diamonds “Ascension Illusion Dream” necklace, $62,370 at Graziela Gems
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**Universe**

A favorite among celebrities and collectors, Grecian designer Nikos Koulis has a knack for creating pieces with an Art Deco flair. Whether it’s a tiny detail or an obvious angle, he’s your go-to for the exciting era.
Nikos Koulis 18k white gold, diamond, and black enamel “Universe” bracelet, $7,560 at Muse x Muse

Editor: Samantha Durbin
Market Editor: Johannah Masters

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