Art Deco Gold, Platinum and Diamond Chevalière

Art Deco period (circa 1925) signet ring in 18-carat (750 thousandths) white gold and platinum. It is set with 23 old-cut diamonds, totaling approx. 1.20 carats, the central one weighing approx. 0.40 carat.

Why do we love this Art Deco Chevalière?

Art Deco signet rings, which appeared in the 1920s and 1930s, embody the audacity and refinement of this emblematic period. Inspired by the Art Deco movement, they feature geometric lines, sharp contrasts and architectural elegance. Unlike traditional signet rings, often engraved with coats of arms, Art Deco models adopt a more refined, modern design, highlighting sophisticated-cut gemstones.

The combination of white gold and platinum, characteristic of the period, enhances the brilliance of old-cut diamonds. These rings were worn by men and women alike, affirming a chic, assertive allure.

Find out more about the Art Deco period

The Art Deco period marked the world of design and jewelry from the 1920s to the 1940s. The style is characterized by geometric lines, clean shapes and symmetrical motifs. It emerged after the First World War, as a response to the heaviness of the Victorian era. As a result, it quickly conquered the most prestigious 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 quality craftsmanship. They are a symbol of timeless luxury, combining sophistication and simplicity. Choosing an Art Deco ring is not only a gift of fine jewelry, but also a link to an era marked by elegance and innovation.