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.

Examples of Art Deco design in fine jewelry are documented well into the 1950s and beyond. In fact, the decorative arts style continues to influence contemporary jewelry design. Because of this ...

One thing that has remained constant, however, is the lure of Art Deco, even 100 years on. Inspired by their own archives from an era that was both opulent and radically simple, many jewelry ...

This collection is being led by a 1927 Cartier Art Deco bracelet adorned with a 47. ... also includes creations from several important jewelry houses, such as Van Cleef & Arpels and Harry Winston.

Whether you’re drawn to retro chunky earrings, art deco brooches, Egyptian revival bracelets, diamond rings or Cartier watches, Irish antique dealers and auctioneers are ready and willing to ...