Articulated bi-color 18k gold necklace – Diamond pave – Openwork links and side settings, circa 1990s

This rigid articulated necklace is made of 750/1000 yellow and white gold, in a structured and refined style evoking a revisited Art Deco, typical of 1990s jewelry. It consists of a regular alternation of rectangular links paved with brilliant-cut diamonds and domed yellow gold elements. Each paved link has an openwork structure, and is distinguished by the presence of a small round diamond set on the outer edge, providing a discreet but sophisticated sparkle even from the side.

Technical specifications:

• Setting: 18k white gold for the openwork and paved links, 18k yellow gold for the domed articulation elements.

• Setting type:

  • Grain pave of small brilliant-cut round diamonds on each main face of the white links.

  • Side setting of one diamond per link, visible on the outer edge.

• Clasp: ratchet buckle with double side security, discreetly integrated into the design.

• Structure: fully articulated semi-rigid necklace, ensuring a regular drape and great flexibility around the neck.

Aesthetics & era:

This jewel fully embodies the neo-Art Deco trend very popular in the 1990s, where geometric lines, the alternation of precious metals, and the play of light from diamond paves define a graphic elegance. The subtlety of the openwork, combined with the side-set finish, reveals a rare attention to detail, intended for a demanding clientele sensitive to the finesse of jewelry work. A piece that is both dressy and contemporary, ideal for prestigious wear.