Collection: ART DECO

This section brings together a selection of Art Deco jewelry and objects, an artistic and decorative movement that developed mainly between the 1920s and 1930s. Art Deco represents a modern and sophisticated aesthetic, characterized by the use of geometric lines, symmetry, and a clear influence of the industrial and urban advances of the era.

In jewelry, Art Deco marked a break from previous styles, opting for refined designs, material contrasts, and an elegant, functional aesthetic. Silver, gold, onyx, enamel, and hard stones were common materials, applied to both personal use pieces and decorative objects.

Beyond jewelry, the Art Deco style was widely reflected in period objects, from decorative elements to everyday accessories, always with a strong emphasis on form, proportion, and visual balance. These pieces reflect the cosmopolitan and modern spirit of the interwar period.

This collection includes original Art Deco pieces and objects, selected for their authenticity, state of preservation, and aesthetic interest. These items are intended for both current use and collecting, accompanied by clear descriptions of materials, dating, and relevant characteristics.