A lady with a love for literature and shiny things discusses books & bling.
Marcus and Co is another one of those names that I know means I should expect to see great jewelry. This ring is no exception.
Art Deco diamonds and emeralds are a common combination, but this is a really spectacular example. The openwork panel of diamonds and emeralds, centering around a large, emerald-cut diamond, is a really spectacular shape and fairly unique, as far as I’ve seen.
This ring is currently for sale at S.J. Philips. All images and info are thanks to S.J. Philips.
Oh, Bulgari. You have not always been a favorite of mine, but I’ve grown into an appreciation of you. This one, a spectacular sunburst of emeralds, diamonds, and sapphires, I would wear all night long:
Images and information courtesy of CIJ Jewellery Magazine.
Want to see this beautiful thing in action? Here’s Scarlett Johnansson rocking it with her Art Deco engagement ring.
Tired of Art Deco yet? I hope not.
I think this Art Deco diamond, sapphire, jade, and onyx bracelet is just lovely. The delicate details of the inlaid gems are beautiful. They look like calligraphy strokes.
Made in 1925, it’s an old European-cut diamond band enhanced with tapered jade blossoms with black onyx stems, enhanced by three pierced French-cut sapphire geometric panels, mounted in platinum.
This Art Deco diamond, sapphire, jade, and onyx bracelet was listed in Christie’s 22 April 2010 Jewels auction. All images and info are thanks to Christie’s.