Art Deco Half Moon Marquise Emerald Diamond Bracelet
At a glance
Shape
Emerald Cut, Marquise, Round Brilliant
Carat
On Request
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
Platinum
This bracelet takes a more sculptural approach than the continuous emerald lines found elsewhere in the period, concentrating its colour into three rectangular-shaped emeralds set as distinct focal points along the overall design. Between and around them, marquise and half-moon shaped diamonds join single-cut and round stones, giving the setter considerably more freedom to vary the surrounding geometry than a uniform line format would typically allow. The half-moon cut in particular — a semicircular form used sparingly even within Deco's expansive cutting vocabulary — signals a design ambition beyond the standard repertoire of the period.
With only three emeralds carrying the bracelet's colour, each stone takes on outsized visual importance, meaning the original setter had considerably less margin for inconsistency than in a densely packed multi-stone line; every one of the three had to hold its own individually and completely. The marquise and half-moon diamonds surrounding them were selected to complement rather than compete, their varied silhouettes creating visual interest across the gaps between the three emeralds. Carat weights, clarity and colour grading for all stones are available on request, and independent certification can be arranged for the diamond components upon serious inquiry.
Worn on the wrist, the concentration of colour into three defined points gives this bracelet a rhythm distinct from a continuous emerald line — more punctuated, more deliberate, with the diamond work in between doing the work of connecting rather than competing for attention. It is a design well suited to collectors who prefer their statement jewellery to breathe a little, with clear visual pauses rather than uninterrupted density throughout the piece. That deliberate pacing is a quality collectors of sculptural jewellery specifically seek out and value highly.
The half-moon cut's relative rarity within surviving period pieces makes this bracelet a point of particular interest for collectors focused on the more unusual corners of Deco lapidary history and technique. It has been reviewed for authenticity and condition in light of that significance and now carries the Legacy mark following our full review. We consider that willingness to break from convention one of the more compelling qualities in any serious period commission.
We invite collectors drawn to the more sculptural, punctuated side of Art Deco bracelet design to arrange a private viewing. Our specialists can discuss the half-moon and marquise cutting in detail, provide full grading, and advise on sizing and care for this genuinely distinctive piece, a rhythm that continues to reward the collector long after the first viewing.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Cut / Shape: Emerald Cut, Marquise, Round Brilliant
- Gemstones: Emerald
- Carat Weight
- On Request
- Shape
- Emerald Cut, Marquise, Round Brilliant
- Color
- On Request
- Clarity
- On Request
- Metal
- Platinum
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-B-GEM-0135
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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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This bracelet takes a more sculptural approach than the continuous emerald lines found elsewhere in the period, concentrating its colour into three rectangular-shaped emeralds set as distinct focal points along the overall design. Between and around them, marquise and half-moon shaped diamonds join single-cut and round stones, giving the setter considerably more freedom to vary the surrounding geometry than a uniform line format would typically allow. The half-moon cut in particular — a semicircular form used sparingly even within Deco's expansive cutting vocabulary — signals a design ambition beyond the standard repertoire of the period.
With only three emeralds carrying the bracelet's colour, each stone takes on outsized visual importance, meaning the original setter had considerably less margin for inconsistency than in a densely packed multi-stone line; every one of the three had to hold its own individually and completely. The marquise and half-moon diamonds surrounding them were selected to complement rather than compete, their varied silhouettes creating visual interest across the gaps between the three emeralds. Carat weights, clarity and colour grading for all stones are available on request, and independent certification can be arranged for the diamond components upon serious inquiry.
Worn on the wrist, the concentration of colour into three defined points gives this bracelet a rhythm distinct from a continuous emerald line — more punctuated, more deliberate, with the diamond work in between doing the work of connecting rather than competing for attention. It is a design well suited to collectors who prefer their statement jewellery to breathe a little, with clear visual pauses rather than uninterrupted density throughout the piece. That deliberate pacing is a quality collectors of sculptural jewellery specifically seek out and value highly.
The half-moon cut's relative rarity within surviving period pieces makes this bracelet a point of particular interest for collectors focused on the more unusual corners of Deco lapidary history and technique. It has been reviewed for authenticity and condition in light of that significance and now carries the Legacy mark following our full review. We consider that willingness to break from convention one of the more compelling qualities in any serious period commission.
We invite collectors drawn to the more sculptural, punctuated side of Art Deco bracelet design to arrange a private viewing. Our specialists can discuss the half-moon and marquise cutting in detail, provide full grading, and advise on sizing and care for this genuinely distinctive piece, a rhythm that continues to reward the collector long after the first viewing.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Cut / Shape: Emerald Cut, Marquise, Round Brilliant
- Gemstones: Emerald
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