Art Deco style engagement rings show off the exuberant glamour of the Roaring 20s. Born from an era of optimism and futuristic thinking, Art Deco jewelry is uniquely bold and eye-catching. Signature details like geometric lines and intricate symmetry give designs from the era a stand-out look. Discover more about this vintage ring style as we go over everything you need to know about Art Deco rings.
What Is Art Deco?
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Art Deco is a style of design that was popular in the early 20th century. Heavily influenced by Cubism, the Art Deco design period (1910 -1935) featured modern and geometric designs. Geometric shapes, symmetry, and blocks of color are the defining characteristics of the era.
The designs of the Art Deco period were a major departure from the designs of the previous century. Gone were the lacy, nature-inspired designs popular in the Victorian, Art Nouveau, and Edwardian periods. In rushed a wave of abstract designs that showcased clean lines, bold shapes, and bright colors.
What Is an Art Deco Style Engagement Ring?
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Art Deco style engagement rings emulate the look of vintage rings of the era. They’re modern creations with the same design details as the rings of the Art Deco period.
Art Deco engagement rings featured geometric shapes laid out in symmetrical designs. Jewelry designers often created geometric lines with gemstone and diamond shapes. Round cut and emerald cut were the most popular stone shapes of the era, but designers used many fancy shapes to create patterns. Art Deco engagement rings featured baguette cut, asscher cut, and trillion cut gemstones, among others.
Colorless diamonds were the top center stone choice for Art Deco engagement rings. Solitaire rings were uncommon during this era, which used gemstone and diamond side stones in abundance. Designers created patterns with diamond accents and used precious stones like rubies, emeralds, sapphires, and onyx to create color block effects.
Both yellow gold and white metals were used in the Art Deco era, but white metals were more popular. Most vintage rings of the era were created from platinum, a bright white metal and exceptionally strong metal that’s perfect for creating highly detailed designs.
Jewelry designers created the geometric designs of the Art Deco era using a wide range of design elements. Some common elements used in the era were halo settings, wide chunky bands, fancy stone shapes, colored gemstone accents, sculptural band details, channel settings, and pave settings. Milgrain, a type of border created with beads of metal, was also extremely popular in this era.
Featured Art Deco Engagement Rings
Round Diamond Engagement Ring in 14k White Gold
An arched center stone setting gives this vintage-inspired engagement ring a uniquely sculptural look.
Engraved Diamond Engagement Ring in 14k White Gold
Filigree, milgrain, and pave set diamonds combine to create intricate geometric patterns around this design’s center stone.
Baguette Halo Diamond Engagement Ring in Platinum
With its artfully arranged round and baguette diamond accents, this platinum ring has a captivating interplay of straight lines and curves.
Blue Sapphire Halo Engagement Ring in 18k Rose Gold
This emerald cut diamond and blue sapphire ring provides a luxe example of the colored gemstone halos of the Art Deco era.
Asscher Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in 18k White Gold
With over a dozen asscher cut diamonds, this stunning option offers bold shimmer and mesmerizing geometry.
Floating Marquise Diamond Engagement Ring in Platinum
A wide diamond band frames a striking marquise center diamond in this distinctive vintage-inspired design.
Vintage Style Engraved Diamond Ring in 18k Yellow Gold
The arched accents on this Art Deco ring’s gold band give it a romantic touch.
Diamond Engagement Ring Setting in 14k White Gold
Simple yet stunning, this best selling engagement ring setting is the perfect backdrop for your center gemstone of choice.
Diamond Halo Engagement Ring in 14k White Gold
Go for glamour with this breathtaking diamond halo design, featuring dozens of diamond accents along its halo setting and wide band.
Engraved Diamond Engagement Ring in 14k White Gold
Baguette and round cut diamonds create a beautiful frame around this ring’s stunning center diamond.
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Diamond Halo Engagement Ring in 18k Yellow Gold
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