As you know, we’re deeply, powerfully vintage-glamour-obsessed around these parts; we’ll use any excuse to ooh and ahh over beautiful gems and jewels. This month’s excuse? Well, it’s this month! (July) which means it’s time to celebrate ruby art deco jewelry! Shouldn’t be hard to do, with stunners like these…
Um, yes, I will take it, thank you! Oh what’s that? It’s already sold and cost many, many dollars? Probably for the best then, I’ll just dream about it. Likewise with this gorgeous find:
Also sold, also many many dollars, also gorgeous. To be honest, it’s kinda hard to go wrong with a ruby, though. Passionate and elegant and almost always drop-dead gorgeous, especially in a vintage setting.
It’s glass, not ruby, but the art deco vintage setting is 100% authentic, and 100% fabulous. (plus it’s a bit more reasonably priced for the non-millionaires among us). Here’s another Etsy steal, this one a verneuil ruby in a lovely vintage setting, circa 1920s/30s:
But if you want a little bling in your bling, there will always be beauties in the 25k+ price range to gawk at, like this diamond and ruby art deco ring:
Or click through and take a look at this art deco ruby ring we featured a while back (sold for a cool 70k).
And hey, let’s not forget about the gentlemen, eh? There are a lot of striking men’s ruby rings out there, like this Streamline Moderne inspired stunner:
Those of us born in December may have to battle the holiday season for a little bday attention of our own, but at least we’re lucky enough to have not one, not two, but three “official” birthstones: Zircon, Turquoise and Tanzanite. All three are various shades of blue (ideal for brides in the market for their …
Some more lovely engagement rings to look at (and obsess over). Today’s theme? Architecture! Yup we’ve got some gorgeous architectural art deco rings for you today. They’re all just flat-out pretty, but they’ve also got this highly structural, skyscraper-y look without sacrificing elegance and delicacy. Like this first one from James Allen, whose setting from …
Finding true vintage art deco pieces is always a treat, but finding well-designed 1920’s style jewelry is also nice (and much, much budget-friendlier). This Kenneth Jay Lane art deco oversized ring is a lovely modern take on a classic style. Architectural details, with an emerald green crystal at the center. (via ShopBop)
Just a quick post today, a sort of mish-mash of art deco bits and pieces I’ve found while poking around the net for content for our site. The theme? Blue! Now, I myself am quite a superstitious sort, so you’d better believe I had my “something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue” …
Ruby Art Deco Jewelry || July Birthstone
As you know, we’re deeply, powerfully vintage-glamour-obsessed around these parts; we’ll use any excuse to ooh and ahh over beautiful gems and jewels. This month’s excuse? Well, it’s this month! (July) which means it’s time to celebrate ruby art deco jewelry! Shouldn’t be hard to do, with stunners like these…
Beautiful ruby art deco ring, via 1st Dibs
Um, yes, I will take it, thank you! Oh what’s that? It’s already sold and cost many, many dollars? Probably for the best then, I’ll just dream about it. Likewise with this gorgeous find:
Gorgeous ruby art deco ring, via 1st Dibs
Also sold, also many many dollars, also gorgeous. To be honest, it’s kinda hard to go wrong with a ruby, though. Passionate and elegant and almost always drop-dead gorgeous, especially in a vintage setting.
Even just the look of a ruby is inspirational, like this very cool art deco “ruby” ring from Etsy…
Elegant vintage ruby art deco ring, via Etsy
It’s glass, not ruby, but the art deco vintage setting is 100% authentic, and 100% fabulous. (plus it’s a bit more reasonably priced for the non-millionaires among us). Here’s another Etsy steal, this one a verneuil ruby in a lovely vintage setting, circa 1920s/30s:
Elegant vintage ruby art deco ring, via Etsy
But if you want a little bling in your bling, there will always be beauties in the 25k+ price range to gawk at, like this diamond and ruby art deco ring:
Beautiful ruby art deco ring, via 1st Dibs
Or click through and take a look at this art deco ruby ring we featured a while back (sold for a cool 70k).
And hey, let’s not forget about the gentlemen, eh? There are a lot of striking men’s ruby rings out there, like this Streamline Moderne inspired stunner:
Handsome men’s ruby art deco ring, via Vera Battemarco.
Or this authentic Ostby Barton 1920s ruby ring, glowing from within:
Authentic vintage Ostby Barton 1920s ruby ring, via Etsy
Last but not least, since this post has been ring-centric, we’ll close with this unique and elegant ruby stick pin, by Cartier.
Cartier art deco ruby pin, via 1st Dibs
YES. Everything a ruby should be. Happy Birthday to all our July-born readers, and thanks for letting us celebrate your birthstone with you!
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