Estate 10K Yellow Gold 0.02ctw Diamond Filigree Art Deco Bracelet

This estate Art Deco bracelet is crafted in 10K yellow and white gold and features a pierced filigree design with a central 1.8mm single cut diamond (approximately 0.02ct, I color, I1 clarity) set in a white gold illusion setting. The intricate openwork pattern reflects 1930s craftsmanship and is secured with a hidden box clasp. The bracelet measures 7 inches in length and weighs 8.24 grams. It comes with its original vintage box.

Delicate yet dimensional, this bracelet showcases the intricate metalwork that defined the Art Deco period—light-catching filigree, symmetrical patterns, and a focus on texture over weight. The soft gleam of the diamond adds a subtle focal point without overpowering the design. It’s a piece that carries the quiet sophistication of its era, equally at home layered with modern gold or worn as a standalone heirloom.

What Defines Art Deco Filigree Jewelry?

Filigree jewelry reached new heights in the 1920s and 1930s, especially in American Art Deco design. Jewelers used fine threads of gold to create lacy, architectural patterns that mimicked embroidery or ironwork. Combined with geometric shapes and white gold illusion settings that amplified small diamonds, these pieces became known for their elegance and engineering. Today, they remain prized for their craftsmanship and timeless visual balance.