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Faceted amethyst crystals are capped with silver filigree and suspended from filigree balls in these lovely Art Deco earrings. The original screw-backs were replaced with sterling silver lever-backs for pierced ears by my expert jeweler. These earrings coordinate well with my amethyst Art Deco bracelet and amethyst chicklet necklace.
These all-original screw-back earrings feature faceted amethyst crystal drops suspended from square-cut amethyst crystals. The findings are silver-tone. Nice movement! These earrings coordinate well with my amethyst Art Deco bracelet and Art Deco necklace with amethyst chicklets. If you have pierced ears, take a look at my Amethyst & Silver Filigree Art Deco Earrings.
Faceted aquamarine rhinestones channel set in sterling silver with engraved edges form this classic Art Deco line bracelet, the forerunner of the contemporary tennis bracelet. This piece has a push-in clasp with safety catch.
Round and marquis-shaped aurora borealis (AB) clear rhinestones reflect light and play with color in this Christian Dior classic. The blue you see in the clear rhinestone centers is only the light dancing on the stones. Turquoise glass beads in rhodium setting. Clip-backs.
Blue glass tubes and chrome balls dangle from this Art Deco fringe necklace. Possibly French, it has lots of movement! This chrome necklace closes with an old style spring-ring clasp.
Schiaparelli's signature dentelle-faceted tourmaline rhinestones in blue/green rather than the usual watermelon color. Elaborately-decorated silver-tone setting. Push-in hidden clasp with safety chain. Another "statement" bracelet of substantial weight and style.
This carnelian necklace is a marvelous example of the wonderful German design and construction so typical of the period. The sterling silver oval frame set with two carnelians and marcasite accents also holds/hides the push-in clasp. The "S"-pattern chain is another characteristic of German Deco pieces. We have a pair of earrings and a bracelet, in the same style and materials, that coordinate well with this piece.
This Art Deco paper-clip chain necklace of oval chrysoprase stones set in sterling silver with marcasite-dotted links is probably German in origin. This piece has an older spring-ring clasp. I have a bracelet with a similar motif and in the same style and materials and a pair of chrysoprase earrings that will complete your look.
This iconic rhinestone pineapple brooch by Elsa Schiaparelli was done in graduating tones of brown, from pale citrine to deep cognac. (She did the same piece in two other colors: shades of blue and shades of green.) The leaves have touches of pink. The foil-backed stones are set in a Japanned base metal with a roll-over safety catch. The matching earrings are still available.
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