Brooches

A finely crafted oval platinum brooch dating back to the 1930s, representative of the Art Deco style.

The extraordinarily refined setting features a symmetrical, geometric motif typical of the aesthetics of the period, characterized by clean lines and a rigorous balance between form and light.

The entire surface is paved with diamonds, masterfully arranged to create an effect of diffused yet structured luminosity.

Made of platinum, a metal favored by Art Deco goldsmiths for its strength and neutral color, the brooch combines elegance and technical precision.

The setting work and the perfect harmony of proportions testify to the high quality craftsmanship of sophisticated and timeless vintage jewelry.

tunning double clip in platinum and diamonds from around the 1930s

A stunning design of diamonds chasing each other along platinum tracks.

Inner curls, side rays, baguettes, and round diamonds enrich our brooch with as much beauty as possible.

The light and elegance combine to convey an exclusive elegance.

As you can see from the images, the brooch can be opened to become two symmetrical brooches that illuminate our face and our clothes.