Step into the high-glamour world of the Jazz Age with these Sparkling Art Deco Baguette and Round Diamond Dangle Earrings. Masterfully handcrafted in solid .950 platinum, these architectural treasures feature a sophisticated tiered design that combines the mirrored flash of baguettes with the fiery brilliance of round diamonds, embodying the geometric luxury of the 1920s.
Hand-Faceted Antique Artistry
Dynamic Mixed-Cut Diamonds: Featuring a curated arrangement of natural round brilliant and sleek baguette-cut diamonds, providing a sophisticated contrast in light performance.
Architectural Tiered Design: The diamonds are set in a stepped, geometric pattern that creates a three-dimensional "wall of light" effect.
Elegant Articulated Movement: Designed with a subtle drop that provides graceful, feminine movement without being overly heavy on the earlobe.
Solid .950 Platinum Craftsmanship
Authentic Art Deco Platinum: Fashioned in high-purity .950 platinum, the era’s most coveted metal for its eternal white luster and superior strength.
Intricate Milgrain Detailing: Adorned with delicate, hand-applied milgrain along the edges, adding a layer of fine, lace-like texture to the structured platinum work.
Secure Vintage-Style Closures: Equipped with sturdy posts and secure backings to ensure these investment pieces stay perfectly in place.
Technical Specifications
Metal: Solid .950 Platinum. The earrings weigh 4.91g. They measure 1" in length and are 3/8" across in width.
Gemstones: Natural Round Brilliant & Baguette Diamonds. The total estimated carat weight of the earrings is 0.75cttw.
Era: Art Deco (Circa 1920–1930)
Style: Geometric Dangle / Drop Earrings
Condition: Excellent Antique Condition
Perfect For
A Sophisticated Bridal Accessory: The icy white brilliance of platinum and diamonds makes these the ultimate "heirloom" choice for a classic wedding.
A Landmark Anniversary Gift: A breathtaking way to celebrate a milestone with a piece that carries a century of history and elegance.
The Serious Antique Collector: A rare and well-preserved example of high-jewelry craftsmanship from the peak of the Art Deco period.
