Art Deco Cocktail Ring, Amethyst and Diamonds

Art Deco period cocktail ring (circa 1920) in 18-carat (750 thousandths) yellow gold and platinum. It is adorned with a rectangular amethyst with cut sides of 6.80 carats, surrounded by 21 rose-cut diamonds totaling approximately 1 carat.

Why do we love this Art Deco cocktail ring?

Both majestic and refined, this ring captures the sophisticated aesthetic of Art Deco, where geometric shapes and striking contrasts were at the heart of jewelry design. A spectacular piece, perfect for those who love to assert their style with a unique piece steeped in history.

Learn more about the Art Deco period

The Art Deco period marked the world of design and jewelry from the 1920s to the 1940s. This style is characterized by geometric lines, clean shapes, and symmetrical patterns. It emerged after the First World War as a response to the heaviness of the Victorian era. As such, it quickly won over the greatest jewelry houses. The Art Deco style favors noble materials such as platinum, gold, and precious stones. It also emphasizes originality and modernity.

Collectors today seek out Art Deco engagement rings for their distinctive character and craftsmanship. They are a symbol of timeless luxury, combining both sophistication and simplicity. Choosing an Art Deco ring not only means treating yourself to a piece of fine jewelry, but also connecting you to an era marked by elegance and innovation.