Art Deco Anniversary Rings

Art Deco Anniversary RingsArt Deco era of the 1920’s was of present gaiety and optimistic financial future as WWI was finally over.  Rings with their multiple stones, brilliant colors and geometric designs represented new wealth and rebuilding.

The Art Deco anniversary rings were first introduced in Paris at the World’s Fair in the 1920’s.  Cubism influenced ring settings using geometric lines and emerald, triangle, shield, calibre and baguette cuts.  What a change it was from past Victorian rings with flowing lines of wrapped snakes and flowers and the future solitaire diamond.  During the depression in the late 1920’s, Art Deco anniversary rings were seen as too extravagant and started to become smaller with less stones.  By the early 1930’s and WWII, the Art Deco anniversary rings were gone.  There was revival of the Art Deco style in the 1980’s, but by the 1990’s they had disappeared once again.

Buying an Art Deco anniversary ring is as important as it was in the 1920’s.  It represents opulence, sophistication and promises an optimistic future.  Pricing differs depending on choice of diamonds or a wide range of gems.  Expect to pay more for Antique Art Deco rings from the 1920’s than vintage or reproductions.   Antique rings come with not only value but history of an era long past.

Caring for an Art Deco anniversary ring can be complicated due to the mixture of stones and how each one should be cleaned.  Take your ring to a jeweler who has experience in cleaning these types of rings.

Why Buy an Art Deco Anniversary Ring?

Anniversaries represent a milestone in ones life and it is usually one to be celebrated.  With its opulent beauty, the Art Deco anniversary ring is the perfect gift to commemorate the occasion.

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