1920s Engagement Rings

Art Deco style rings featured bold geometric patterns, intricate filigree designs and bright contrasting colours. As for vintage 1920s engagement rings, platinum and white gold rings with unusual diamond settings were popular, with trilogy rings and cluster rings being two popular styles of engagement rings from 1920s.

While many 1920s rings are created using gold or silver, platinum was an increasingly popular choice of precious metal due to its durability and strength. Diamonds, pearls, and other precious gemstones were also frequently used in Art Deco designs.

There is no reason why you are not able to wear engagement rings from 1920s every day but it’s important that your ring is well looked after and maintained to prevent damage. To clean your ring, gently brush it with a soft brush or cloth and warm, soapy water. When you aren’t wearing your ring, carefully store it within a cloth-lined jewellery box or cloth bag.

Many authentic 1920s rings will include a stamp or hallmark which indicates the origins of the ring. You can also tell by knowing the trademark styles of the time, such as whether the ring features geometric shapes, bold lines, contrasting colours, delicate filigree work and such.

1920s jewellery should be handled and stored with care. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals and extreme temperatures, and consider having it professionally cleaned and maintained to ensure its longevity.