The Art Deco era is perhaps one of the most prominent periods in the history of jewellery design. From the early 1920s up until 1940s, Art Deco widely represented the glamour, exuberance & luxury of the era and paved the way for design elements used in jewellery design to this day.

Typically featuring intricate details and geometric lines, Art Deco design has continued into the twenty-first century, impacting on a variety of other design areas from architecture and interior design to textiles and electronics.

Pippa Middleton art deco engagement ring

Stars such as Scarlett Johansson and Olivia Wilde sport engagement rings inspired by Art Deco design. The latest celebrity to be proposed to with an Art Deco engagement ring is Pippa Middleton. The Duchess of Cambridge’s younger sister revealed her new diamond engagement ring this week after hedge fund millionaire, James Matthews, popped the question.

From the first look pictures, her diamond appears to be an Asscher cut of around 3 to 4 carats framed in a typically vintage style with a channel set octagonal halo featuring round brilliant diamonds. The ring has similar features to our Art Deco inspired Arcadia engagement ring.

Assuming the centre diamond is of the highest quality, we expect Pippa’s engagement ring itself would retail upwards of £200,000. Since the weekend, Pippa has been spotted out running errands showcasing her stunning Art Deco platinum engagement ring, but it’s not just Pippa who appears to be thrilled with the news.

A spokesperson for William and Kate said ‘The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are absolutely delighted with the news.” While Pippa’s father said “They make a wonderful couple and we wish them every happiness together.’

Over the years, we have crafted many Art Deco inspired engagement rings through our bespoke service, as a nod to vintage design and the tastes of those wearing them. Get in touch today to begin crafting your dream engagement ring.

Art Deco is making its firm mark once again on the engagement ring market and with recent exposure in blockbuster releases such as The Great Gatsby, and now worn on the left hands of many famous icons, it’s clear to see why.