The architectural and decorative style from which Art Deco Engagement Rings adopted their look was known as Art Deco and derived its name from .L'Exposition Internationale des Arts Dératifs et Industriels Modernes. or .The Exposition of Decorative Arts and Modern Manufactures. held in Paris in 1925. Characterized by its highly stylized geometric shapes and the strong use of symmetry, the Art Deco period used bold color, in particular black and white, especially evident in Art Deco Jewelry.. The stark contrast of platinum combined with diamonds or crystals was widely seen throughout the 1920.s although rubies, sapphires, emeralds, turquoise and coral were also used extensively.
The architectural and decorative style from which Art Deco Engagement Rings adopted their look was known as Art Deco and derived its name from .L'Exposition Internationale des Arts Dératifs et Industriels Modernes. or .The Exposition of Decorative Arts and Modern Manufactures. held in Paris in 1925. Characterized by its highly stylized geometric shapes and the strong use of symmetry, the Art Deco period used bold color, in particular black and white, especially evident in Art Deco Jewelry.. The stark contrast of platinum combined with diamonds or crystals was widely seen throughout the 1920.s although rubies, sapphires, emeralds, turquoise and coral were also used extensively.
