Why so much love for Art Deco? “This jewelry represents the ultimate attention ... as they entered the workforce—and just as the fashion of the roaring ’20s expressed that daring newfound ...

By Victoria Gomelsky It is taken as gospel in the jewelry industry that the bold, geometric, diamond-dusted aesthetic of the 1920s and ’30s — a.k.a. Art Deco — is perennially in vogue.

Just imagine it with a strapless cocktail dress. Jewelry from the Art Deco period is always a favorite for its glamorous, geometric aesthetic. During this time, platinum was the most popular metal ...

Architectural trends come and go, but Art Deco is forever. That's the idea Fernando Jorge had in mind for his latest fine jewelry collection ... with another ‘20s fashion staple, fringe ...

jewelry, textiles and costumes from Les Ballets Russes that were a big influence on fashion. “Ask three historians to define the term Art Deco, and you’ll likely get three varying answers ...

It was intended to dazzle visitors with all that was new in architecture, design, fashion, and jewelry ... and was a celebration of Modernism and Art Deco design. It occupied nearly 70 acres ...

jewelry, textiles and costumes from Les Ballets Russes that were a big influence on fashion. A signature style of the early 20th century “Ask three historians to define the term Art Deco ...