Collection: Art Nouveau & Art Déco

Art Nouveau, a movement that emerged in the late 19th century, is characterized by organic shapes, floral motifs and curved lines. Each piece of jewelry from this era embodies a harmonious connection between nature and art.

The Art Deco era, on the other hand, is characterized by geometric shapes, clean lines and a touch of luxury. This movement, which emerged in the 1920s, reflects the glitz and glamour of the time. High-quality Art Deco jewelry can often be recognized by elaborate millegrain settings. Millegrain settings are a jewelry-making technique in which tiny teeth ("millegrains") are placed along the edges of the metal to create a decorative effect. Combined with unusual designs and symmetrical patterns, such jewelry exudes a valuable and timeless charm.