Art Deco Promise Rings

The Art Deco period was between 1925 and 1940.  The jewelry was decorative and elegant looking. Each piece of jewelry made its own statement.  When picking out a ring you want one that is of quality workmanship, cut the right depth to make the light dance and sparkle . The style should reflect the personality of the one you are giving it to.

Art Deco Promise rings can have cut stones of topaz, peridots, sapphires, onyx, or rubies combined with diamonds, or with diamonds only.  The bands can be slim or wide and styled with engraved filigree or polish 14-18 karat white gold, yellow gold, or styled in sterling silver, or platinum.   Engraved filigree rings look like fine lace.  They have soft flowing curves with definite well-designed art in ring form.   Art Deco rings can have bold looks of geometric design and style that says look at me.

Promise rings have been around for centuries having been given as a token of friendship or affection.  But the Art Deco rings became a style statement at their high during the roaring twenties. Recently they have made a comeback as a pre-engagement gift.   The prices range from $90 to expensive according to style, carat and type of stone, type of band and setting,  and whether the ring is an antique, vintage, or reproduction.

Why Buy an Art Deco Promise Ring?

If you’re looking for style, elegance, flash, bold features then you’ll find it in an Art Deco Promise ring.

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