Art Deco Topaz & Diamond Necklace
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An elegant example of 1930’s Art Deco craftsmanship, this Austrian necklace embodies the bold, geometric lines and refined glamour characteristic of the era. Crafted in 14K white gold, the necklace features a striking 6.42-carat princess-cut blue topaz at its centre. The pendant is embellished with old European and old mine cut diamonds, each mounted in intricate ‘milgrain’ settings, a typical feature of the jewellery from this period.
The topaz, a vivid azure hue, contrasts beautifully against the white gold setting, drawing the eye to its pristine faceting. The diamonds surrounding the topaz, with the largest at 3mm in diameter, create a sophisticated interplay of light and shadow. The pendant, including its bail, measures 4.5cm by 1.8cm, making it a statement piece to pair with low necklines so the visual gap can be filled by this architecturally elegant necklace.
The pendant is suspended from a white gold belcher link chain, which bears the Austrian ‘horse head’ hallmark, confirming its Viennese origin and gold content. The combination of the classic, subtle belcher chain with the ornate eye-catching pendant exemplifies the Art Deco movement’s affinity for merging simplicity with opulence. Similar designs from this era with statement stones and intricate, symmetrical designs is often seen in the works of jewellers like Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels.
Size and Condition: The necklace weighs a total of 7 grams and has a chain length of 48cm (19”), allowing it to sit elegantly below the neckline. The piece remains in excellent condition, with all stones securely set and minimal signs of wear. A truly striking example of Austrian Art Deco jewellery, this necklace is both wearable and a collector’s piece, reflecting the height of early 20th-century design.
An elegant example of 1930’s Art Deco craftsmanship, this Austrian necklace embodies the bold, geometric lines and refined glamour characteristic of the era. Crafted in 14K white gold, the necklace features a striking 6.42-carat princess-cut blue topaz at its centre. The pendant is embellished with old European and old mine cut diamonds, each mounted in intricate ‘milgrain’ settings, a typical feature of the jewellery from this period.
The topaz, a vivid azure hue, contrasts beautifully against the white gold setting, drawing the eye to its pristine faceting. The diamonds surrounding the topaz, with the largest at 3mm in diameter, create a sophisticated interplay of light and shadow. The pendant, including its bail, measures 4.5cm by 1.8cm, making it a statement piece to pair with low necklines so the visual gap can be filled by this architecturally elegant necklace.
The pendant is suspended from a white gold belcher link chain, which bears the Austrian ‘horse head’ hallmark, confirming its Viennese origin and gold content. The combination of the classic, subtle belcher chain with the ornate eye-catching pendant exemplifies the Art Deco movement’s affinity for merging simplicity with opulence. Similar designs from this era with statement stones and intricate, symmetrical designs is often seen in the works of jewellers like Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels.
Size and Condition: The necklace weighs a total of 7 grams and has a chain length of 48cm (19”), allowing it to sit elegantly below the neckline. The piece remains in excellent condition, with all stones securely set and minimal signs of wear. A truly striking example of Austrian Art Deco jewellery, this necklace is both wearable and a collector’s piece, reflecting the height of early 20th-century design.
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