Art Deco Platinum Onyx Bar Brooch feed-condition-used and when it turns into

and when it turns into a full moon

The hiring of French designer Alfred Philippe as head designer in 1930 was pivotal to Trifari’s success

Turquoise was popular around that time for symbolising 'Forget me not'- a sweet message of love

Fire opals are generally rare and come in orange to red colours

the Goddess taking a widely awake attitude with eyes open and head up

Art Deco Platinum Onyx Bar Brooch feed-condition-used and when it turns intoThe Art Deco era is almost defined by striking designs in black and white. In this case, emerald cut onyx stones are set alongside sparkling round diamonds in a bar brooch. The jewel comes in its original box, inscribed W. N. Tucker, est. 1879, Watchmaker & Manufacturing Jeweller, 72 Cuba St, Wellington, NZ (New Zealand). This bar brooch looks stunning on a lapel, a tie, hat endless ideas!