Art Deco Emerald and Diamond Bracelet Emerald-cut Emeralds, Marquise, Baguette and Old-cut Diamonds, Platinum, Circa 193
At a glance
Shape
Baguette, Emerald Cut, Marquise
Carat
On Request
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
Platinum
Dated to circa 1935, this bracelet arrives from the later, more streamlined phase of the Art Deco movement, when the sharp geometry of the early 1920s began giving way to longer, more fluid lines while retaining the era's characteristic precision throughout. Emerald-cut emeralds form the visual anchors along the piece, joined by marquise, baguette and old-cut diamonds in a combination that lets pointed and rectangular forms play off one another across the length of the bracelet in a considered, deliberate rhythm.
The marquise cut, with its elongated football-shaped silhouette, was a favourite of mid-1930s designers for exactly this kind of transitional composition — it introduces movement and direction that pure baguette lines lack, while the emerald-cut stones anchor the eye at intervals along the piece. Carat weight and clarity for the emeralds, along with full diamond grading, are available on request. As is standard for emeralds of this vintage, period-appropriate oiling should be assumed as a stabilising treatment, and our team is always transparent about condition and treatment history during any private consultation with prospective buyers.
The circa-1935 dating places this bracelet at a genuinely interesting inflection point in decorative arts history, and pieces with this level of design sophistication from the final flourishing years of the movement carry particular appeal for collectors who study the period closely rather than simply wearing its output for aesthetics alone. On the wrist, the elongated marquise lines lend the piece a more sinuous, wearable quality than the stricter geometry of earlier Deco work, making it comfortable for both formal occasions and considered daily elegance throughout the week. That comfort across contexts is a large part of why circa-1935 pieces remain so consistently sought after by collectors today.
A dated, well-documented piece from this specific window of Art Deco design is a meaningful acquisition for any collection built around provenance and historical accuracy rather than aesthetics alone or passing fashion. This bracelet has been reviewed for authenticity consistent with its stated period and entered into the Legacy register on that considered basis following internal assessment. Our advisors welcome the chance to discuss that broader historical context alongside the piece itself.
Collectors interested in the transitional design language of the mid-1930s are warmly invited to arrange a private viewing. Our specialists can speak to the dating evidence in detail, discuss the emeralds' condition and treatment history candidly, and advise on sizing and care so this bracelet continues comfortably into its next season of wear and enjoyment.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Cut / Shape: Baguette, Emerald Cut, Marquise
- Gemstones: Emerald
- Carat Weight
- On Request
- Shape
- Baguette, Emerald Cut, Marquise
- Color
- On Request
- Clarity
- On Request
- Metal
- Platinum
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-B-GEM-0125
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Care — a soak in warm water with mild soap restores light return; have the prongs inspected annually.
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Dated to circa 1935, this bracelet arrives from the later, more streamlined phase of the Art Deco movement, when the sharp geometry of the early 1920s began giving way to longer, more fluid lines while retaining the era's characteristic precision throughout. Emerald-cut emeralds form the visual anchors along the piece, joined by marquise, baguette and old-cut diamonds in a combination that lets pointed and rectangular forms play off one another across the length of the bracelet in a considered, deliberate rhythm.
The marquise cut, with its elongated football-shaped silhouette, was a favourite of mid-1930s designers for exactly this kind of transitional composition — it introduces movement and direction that pure baguette lines lack, while the emerald-cut stones anchor the eye at intervals along the piece. Carat weight and clarity for the emeralds, along with full diamond grading, are available on request. As is standard for emeralds of this vintage, period-appropriate oiling should be assumed as a stabilising treatment, and our team is always transparent about condition and treatment history during any private consultation with prospective buyers.
The circa-1935 dating places this bracelet at a genuinely interesting inflection point in decorative arts history, and pieces with this level of design sophistication from the final flourishing years of the movement carry particular appeal for collectors who study the period closely rather than simply wearing its output for aesthetics alone. On the wrist, the elongated marquise lines lend the piece a more sinuous, wearable quality than the stricter geometry of earlier Deco work, making it comfortable for both formal occasions and considered daily elegance throughout the week. That comfort across contexts is a large part of why circa-1935 pieces remain so consistently sought after by collectors today.
A dated, well-documented piece from this specific window of Art Deco design is a meaningful acquisition for any collection built around provenance and historical accuracy rather than aesthetics alone or passing fashion. This bracelet has been reviewed for authenticity consistent with its stated period and entered into the Legacy register on that considered basis following internal assessment. Our advisors welcome the chance to discuss that broader historical context alongside the piece itself.
Collectors interested in the transitional design language of the mid-1930s are warmly invited to arrange a private viewing. Our specialists can speak to the dating evidence in detail, discuss the emeralds' condition and treatment history candidly, and advise on sizing and care so this bracelet continues comfortably into its next season of wear and enjoyment.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Cut / Shape: Baguette, Emerald Cut, Marquise
- Gemstones: Emerald
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