Art Deco jewelry : Disappearance, resurgence and inspired brands
Art Deco ended with the World War II (1939-1945) ; it was no longer popular. Art Deco was supplanted by the modernist movement, by the influence of Bauhaus then by the international style during the “trente glorieuses”. But in the 1960s, there was a resurgence for Art Deco in jewelry (Pierre Bex…), design (Pierre Paulin,…
Art Deco jewelry : New jewels for a freer fashion
Women’s fashion deeply changed with the First World War (1914-1918). With the physical work made by the women in the place of men during the war, the corset was not worn. The hemlines and the sleeves began shorter and the women had short haircuts. In the 1920s, Fashion designers created clothes with light fabrics. Women…
Favourite South American jewelry brands (except Brazil)
I made an article about my favourite Brazilian jewelry brands : https://missloveschic.com/blog/favourite-brazilian-jewelry-brands/ Sources : Instagram https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries-in-south-america and Larousse
A touch of sunshine and fun with “Miami” earrings!
Earrings created by me, handmade in Paris. They are composed of pink opals, pink Swarovski crystals, aquamarine pearls, and rainbow-colored transparent quartz. Add a touch of sunshine and fun with the Miami earrings! A joyful, pop-inspired piece featuring multicolored reflected quartz, bright pink opals, and iridescent pink Swarovski crystals. The icy blue of the aquamarine…
A rainbow of tourmalines
My design based on photos of tourmaline (gemstone) and my golden pattern. Tourmaline is an important group of complex gem-quality boron silicate minerals. This fine stone can be found in a multitude of colours : “from black to bluish-black, dark brown, yellow, medium brown, blue to neon blue, lime to dark forest green, red and…
Imaginary jewel
Necklace i imagined with gemstones (morganite), pearls, my golden pattern and my pink pattern.
Hedwige in the moonlight
I mixed an Elizabeth Gage’s snowy owl (white chalcedony with speckles of brown enamel), a moon brooch (1900s) and a an Ivan Aivazovsky’s painting (“Moonlight on the sea). Source : Pinterest
Moon beauty
I mixed a Edward Robert Hughes’s painting (“Radiant moon”, 1900), an Ivan Aivazovsky’s painting (“Moonlight on the sea) and a tiara with diamonds (second half of the 19th century). Photo source : Pinterest
Moon maiden
I mixed a Frank Bernard Dicksee’s painting (“Moon maiden”, 1923), a Victorian moon brooch and a moon and star brooch (“en tremblant” ; Georgian era).
Art Deco jewelry shown at L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Van Cleef & Arpels, in Paris (September 2025)
I went to the courses named “1925: FOLLOWING THE TRAIL OF ART DECO JEWELRY” at the School of jewelry Van cleef & Arpels.
Blue birds flew in a forest, on a winter day…
I mixed Ilgiz Fazulzyanov jewels (“Winter Forest” earrings and a bird brooch called “Tit” and a part of a Monet’s painting (Nympheas).
Art Deco beauty
I made a mix of Suzanne Belperron pins and a photo of Mary Stutz wearing diamond “coquillage aile” by René Boivin (French Vogue, 1934).
Black and white Art Deco
I made this picture with René Boivin platinum, rock crystal and onyx brooch and René Boivin platinum, rock crystal and diamond brooch, circa 1930. Source : Pinterest
Art Deco shapes
I made this picture with a Jean Fouquet onyx, coral, rock crystal and diamond pendant and my Art Deco inspired pattern. Source of the photo : Pinterest
Favourite jewelry in Old Hollywood movies
Sources : Pinterest, The movie store, eBay and Alamy
