This rare pair of sleek Edwardian diamond earrings are truly exceptional. Circa 1915, the elongated triangles and 1.25cts of perfectly round diamonds, definitely harken to the clean, geometric, and streamlined design motifs of art deco which officially began in 1919. Rendered in platinum and 14ct, I am particularly obsessed with how delicately thin the symmetrical composition is; earrings like this often trick the eye and create the illusion of an elongated neck. Gorgeous circular diamonds catch the light like none other, what’s not to love. Scoop up these rare girls before they’re gone forever!

Materials and Features: 1.25cts diamond, 14ct Gold, Platinum

Age/Origin: American, 1915

Measurements: 11 grams, 4cm

Condition: Excellent condition, little to no associated age wear.

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