Art Deco 14k White Gold Filigree Rock Crystal and Diamond Necklace

An Art Deco 14k white gold rock crystal diamond necklace is a stunning representation of 1920s and 1930s craftsmanship, combining geometric elegance and luxurious materials. The necklace features a rock crystal decorated drop with a burst pattern etched on the reverse of each crystal. One of the rock crystals features an intricate filigree frame and center mount.

Known for its clarity and ethereal beauty, rock crystal was frequently used in Art Deco jewelry for its ability to mimic the look of frosted glass achieved by acid treatment. Rock crystal is clear quartz and is sometimes referred to as camphor glass but that is the glass imitation.

Sparkling diamonds are strategically placed as highlights on the center of each crystal. They enhance the piece with brilliance and emphasize the era’s love for luxury.

These elements create a captivating piece that exemplifies the period’s innovative approach to design.

The necklace measures 14" (choker length). A sterling silver extender chain will be included to lengthen the necklace if needed.

Date: 1920-30s

Measurements: Necklace measures 14" in length, a sterling silver extender will be included to lengthen the chain if desired, drop measures 1-3/4" by 3/4".

Hallmarks: 14k

Stones: Diamond, quartz Note: All stones are analyzed by a certified Gemologist. To retain the integrity of the setting, gemstones are not removed to determine weights, clarity and color grades are therefore approximate.

Condition: Excellent condition