Art Deco Platinum, Moonstone & Diamond Antique Necklace | c.1920–1930
£3,965.00
A refined and beautifully proportioned antique necklace from the Art Deco period, circa 1920–1930, crafted in platinum and set with a luminous natural moonstone framed by sparkling natural diamonds.
Elegant and timeless, this piece features a graceful geometric design typical of the Art Deco era. The elongated cabochon moonstone displays a soft ethereal glow, suspended beneath a delicately articulated diamond-set chain that catches the light beautifully with every movement.
Details
* Period: Art Deco, c.1920–1930
* Metal: Platinum (tested, no visible hallmark)
* Gemstones: Natural moonstone and natural diamonds
* Total weight: 12.09 g
* Necklace length: Adjustable to approximately 43 cm or 52 cm
* Moonstone size: Approx. 20 x 13 x 6 mm
* Diamonds: 56 natural diamonds, each approx. 1.25 mm
* Condition: Excellent antique condition with all stones intact
Notes
This necklace is a wonderful example of Art Deco elegance — understated yet striking, with exceptional craftsmanship and a beautifully glowing moonstone centerpiece. A rare and highly wearable collector’s piece.
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