Art Deco Diamond Bracelet Round and Pear-shaped Diamonds
At a glance
Shape
Pear Shape, Round Brilliant
Carat
On Request
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
On Request
The pairing of round and pear-shaped diamonds gives this Art Deco bracelet a distinctive rhythm — the rounds offering consistent, even brilliance, the pear shapes introducing a graceful, tapered silhouette that breaks up the composition's geometry with a softer, more organic line running through it. It is a combination that requires real design confidence, since pear-shaped stones must be oriented and spaced with precision to avoid disrupting the visual flow of a bracelet's continuous band from clasp to clasp.
Here, that balance has clearly been achieved: the pear-shaped diamonds appear to punctuate the design at considered intervals, their pointed ends creating a subtle directional energy along the wrist, while the surrounding round stones maintain a steady baseline of sparkle throughout. Total carat weight, metal and individual grading remain available on request, and our specialists are glad to furnish the complete file to any serious enquirer before a decision is made. What is evident on close examination is the precision of the stone-matching — no small feat when working with a shape as demanding to set gracefully as the pear cut.
This bracelet suits a wearer drawn to gentle asymmetry within an otherwise classic form, equally at home at a formal evening event or worn as a distinctive everyday indulgence for the right occasion and setting. Its combination of shapes has held its visual balance well over time, the settings remaining secure and precisely aligned despite years of wear. Clients who appreciate subtle asymmetry in their jewellery often tell us this bracelet's mix of round and pear shapes gives it a more dynamic presence on the wrist than a bracelet built from one stone shape alone. Because pear-shaped diamonds require particular skill to set gracefully within a fluid band, bracelets combining them successfully with round stones are less common than single-shape examples, adding meaningfully to this piece's appeal among discerning collectors.
Independent certification can be arranged on request, allowing prospective buyers to review documentation with complete confidence ahead of purchase, and our team welcomes an unhurried conversation about the piece beforehand. This piece is signed into the Legacy collection as an authenticated example of period design. Clients drawn to this pairing of shapes are also welcome to ask how pear-cut diamonds are graded differently from round stones, since the criteria for judging their proportion and symmetry differ in ways worth understanding. We would welcome a private viewing at your convenience, with acquisition terms discussed openly through the Negotiation Room.
Specifications
- Cut / Shape: Pear Shape, Round Brilliant
- Carat Weight
- On Request
- Shape
- Pear Shape, Round Brilliant
- Color
- On Request
- Clarity
- On Request
- Metal
- On Request
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-B-HJ-0146
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3-day exclusive hold — your reservation holds the piece privately for 3 days, fully refundable.
Independently certified — to your choice of GIA, IGI or HRD on request; documents shared privately with verified acquirers.
Authentication guarantee — if any piece does not match its stated specifications, full money-back refund.
Care — a soak in warm water with mild soap restores light return; have the prongs inspected annually.
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The pairing of round and pear-shaped diamonds gives this Art Deco bracelet a distinctive rhythm — the rounds offering consistent, even brilliance, the pear shapes introducing a graceful, tapered silhouette that breaks up the composition's geometry with a softer, more organic line running through it. It is a combination that requires real design confidence, since pear-shaped stones must be oriented and spaced with precision to avoid disrupting the visual flow of a bracelet's continuous band from clasp to clasp.
Here, that balance has clearly been achieved: the pear-shaped diamonds appear to punctuate the design at considered intervals, their pointed ends creating a subtle directional energy along the wrist, while the surrounding round stones maintain a steady baseline of sparkle throughout. Total carat weight, metal and individual grading remain available on request, and our specialists are glad to furnish the complete file to any serious enquirer before a decision is made. What is evident on close examination is the precision of the stone-matching — no small feat when working with a shape as demanding to set gracefully as the pear cut.
This bracelet suits a wearer drawn to gentle asymmetry within an otherwise classic form, equally at home at a formal evening event or worn as a distinctive everyday indulgence for the right occasion and setting. Its combination of shapes has held its visual balance well over time, the settings remaining secure and precisely aligned despite years of wear. Clients who appreciate subtle asymmetry in their jewellery often tell us this bracelet's mix of round and pear shapes gives it a more dynamic presence on the wrist than a bracelet built from one stone shape alone. Because pear-shaped diamonds require particular skill to set gracefully within a fluid band, bracelets combining them successfully with round stones are less common than single-shape examples, adding meaningfully to this piece's appeal among discerning collectors.
Independent certification can be arranged on request, allowing prospective buyers to review documentation with complete confidence ahead of purchase, and our team welcomes an unhurried conversation about the piece beforehand. This piece is signed into the Legacy collection as an authenticated example of period design. Clients drawn to this pairing of shapes are also welcome to ask how pear-cut diamonds are graded differently from round stones, since the criteria for judging their proportion and symmetry differ in ways worth understanding. We would welcome a private viewing at your convenience, with acquisition terms discussed openly through the Negotiation Room.
Specifications
- Cut / Shape: Pear Shape, Round Brilliant
Penelope Ravensworth
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