Art Deco Rings (1920–1935)

 Art Deco rings from the 1920s to mid-1930s are celebrated for their bold, geometric designs and striking symmetry. Rings from this period were mostly crafted in platinum, or White and yellow gold, prized for its strength and ability to enhance sharp, architectural lines.

 Popular gemstones in Art Deco rings include emeralds, rubies and sapphires, alongside dazzling diamonds. Semi-precious stones such as onyx, lapis lazuli, coral and jade were also widely used, adding dramatic contrast and rich colour to the designs.

Art Deco jewellery emerged in the 1920s, defined by abstract patterns, clean lines and vibrant colour combinations. By the late 1930s, ring designs became heavier and more substantial, with greater emphasis on the setting itself rather than the stones alone.

 Art Deco Engagement Rings

An Art Deco engagement ring is a truly unique and one-of-a-kind choice. Perfect for lovers of vintage and antique jewellery, these rings combine timeless elegance with bold design. If you’re drawn to vintage style, explore our extensive collection of Art Deco engagement rings to find the perfect piece.