Art Deco Engagement Rings

The Art Deco style is known for its use of geometric shapes, clean lines, a specific colour palette and an element of luxury. Art Deco engagement rings are similar in their incorporation of angular gemstone cuts and symmetrical design. Coloured gemstones are also used in engagement ring designs of this particular style, adding a splash of colour with emeralds or rubies.

Art Deco is a distinctive and popular style that looks particularly elegant in jewellery design. This is why many people choose Art Deco-style rings when proposing. While modern designs have their place and are also very popular, sometimes you just want something a little different. That’s why Art Deco engagement rings often catch the eye and are continuously a best-seller.

While diamonds often feature at the heart of Art Deco engagement ring designs, other precious gemstones are used to create a vivid contrast. During this time, circa the 1920s and 1930s, vibrant sapphires, emeralds, and rubies were also incorporated into engagement rings and wedding band styles. This creates a multi-dimensional sparkle which reflects the glamour of the era.

Choosing between a vintage or a vintage-inspired Art Deco ring is a personal choice. It all depends on whether you want a hard-wearing piece, an affordable item, or an authentic keepsake.

We sell Art Deco inspired rings which pay homage to this glamorous and innovative era. However, we use modern day jewellery making techniques alongside premium materials to ensure that your engagement ring withstands the test of time.

Vintage pieces are indeed more authentic, but their quality cannot always be guaranteed and you would have to source your vintage engagement ring from a reputable antique dealer. Furthermore, the real deal might not be able handle the wear and tear of being worn everyday. Ultimately, you have to decide whether practicality or authenticity is more important to you.

Cooler toned metals were all the rage during the Art Deco era. Materials such as platinum were prized for its white sheen as well as its strength. Also the mixing of metals like cool toned silver with rich yellow gold was a popular approach to jewellery design. 

There are a few top tips that go for all the rings we stock to ensure they look good and last for years to come. However, Art Deco rings incorporating other gemstones such as emeralds may require extra special care. This is because, when compared to diamonds, emeralds are not as resistant to scratches.

To look after your Art Deco ring you should clean it gently with a soft cloth. This ensures that whatever the gemstone set in your engagement ring, it will remain clean, clear, and scratch-free. Also, try to avoid, wherever possible, exposing your rings to water. If you do, simply dry it well afterwards to prevent tarnishing.

As for storage, the best place to keep your Art Deco is in a dry, cool environment, away from direct sunlight. A jewellery box is an ideal storage solution!

Art Deco-style jewellery is a popular look for 2025. If you’re searching for the perfect Art Deco engagement ring or wedding band, you may want to consider these trends.

Sustainable or lab-grown diamonds are becoming increasingly popular. More and more people care about where their diamonds, gemstones, and precious metals come from. We are proud to say that we ethically source our materials, and we don’t compromise on quality. As an alternative to diamonds, you might want to opt for moissanite, which is created in a lab and is even more sparkly.

Mixing metals together to create an individual, rule-breaking look is hot in Art Deco engagement ring trends this year. Either go for a ring which incorporates different metal tones or add contrasting stacking rings that make your engagement ring stand out. 

For lovers of bold colours, geometric shapes, hard angles, and clean lines, an Art Deco-style ring is for you. If this sounds like your style down to a tee, you are in the right place.

However, we suggest you have a little look at what Art Deco style was all about before committing to buying a ring inspired by this era. Not only will you find out if you like the style, but you will also get a better understanding of the history and culture surrounding this movement. It really was a fascinating time!