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Art Deco Engagement Ring

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Art Deco- 1920s-1930s or 1940s-1950s (Art
Retro). The term Art Deco originates from the 1925 Paris Exposition des
Arts Decoratifs et Industries Modernes. Influenced by cubism in the early
20s, Art Deco reveals less fanciful ornamentation than Art Noveau. Geometric
shapes and contrasting colors were popular and incorporated coral, onyx,
lapis, turquoise, jade, and diamonds- creating brilliant bursts of color.
An Art Deco engagement ring is a must for any romantic bride to be. Whether
you love antiques for their quality craftsmanship, high value, or meaning
imbued through being previously owned, an Art Deco engagement ring can
add class and personality to your finger for life. Authentic antique engagement
rings can be found at estate sales, antique stores, or bought privately.
When purchasing antique engagement rings, be sure you keep in mind the
following shopping tips:
- The lowest price is not always the best quality. Gemstones vary in
terms of color, inclusions, carat, and whether or not it has been treated.
Be sure you are clear on gemstone criteria.
- Have the item appraised by a non biased jeweler that does not buy
or sell jewelry.
If you don't care whether or not the item is "authentic," there is no
shame in purchasing a reproduction from a reputable dealer. Costume and
fashion jewelry may be collectors items now or in the years to come. As
long as you know your stuff, you can buy a high quality piece with that
twenties look, but made in the modern age.
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