A ring - Art Deco coloured stones

Art Deco Typically found among Art Deco period jewellery are the dress clip, with the double clip patented by Cartier in 1927, screw-back and clip back earrings, circle pins, diamond and platinum link-style bracelets, sport jewellery, Egyptian-themed jewellery (King Tut’s tomb was discovered in 1922), and sautoirs. Unlike the Edwardians, this period’s artists were seeking chromatic contrasts. As a result they used diamonds matched with primary colour gemstones like sapphires, emeralds, and rubies. Marcasite, glass beads, and even plastics also appear in this period