The Retro jewelry period of the 1940's and 1950's was heavily influenced by the symmetry of earlier design eras along with the abstract designs and stylized forms of the machine age. Bolder and heavier Mid Century Modern jewelry styles made a statement of prosperity and optimism in post WWII jewelry, as colored gold and larger gemstones became popular in Retro Moderne 1940's jewelry fashion, due to changing trends and wartime shortages and controls. Vintage 1950's jewelry styles were further inspired by playful space age design themes, as well as open and airy asymmetrical forms, and textured surfaces, which gave way to fearless avant garde free form 1960's jewelry designs.
Artisan crafted in 14K rose gold, this beautiful nature-inspired Mid Century Retro diamond wedding band design features open filigree vines and lea...
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Crafted in warm 14K rose gold, this Mid Century Modern vintage style wedding ring features an iconic ancient Greek Key geometric design carved arou...
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This dainty and sweet 1950's antique style flower ring features a blooming rose set with a natural 0.03 carat round brilliant cut diamond at the ce...
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This simple solitaire ring setting in 14K rose gold is an exact replica of an original 1940's Retro Moderne engagement ring. It features an iconic ...
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This pretty vintage revival Mid Century Modern diamond wedding ring in 14K rose gold features showcases a geometric sculptural motif inspired by ic...
View full detailsThe Retro jewelry period of the 1940's and 1950's was heavily influenced by the symmetry of earlier design eras along with the abstract designs and stylized forms of the machine age. Bolder and heavier Mid Century Modern jewelry styles made a statement of prosperity and optimism in post WWII jewelry, as colored gold and larger gemstones became popular in Retro Moderne 1940's jewelry fashion, due to changing trends and wartime shortages and controls. Vintage 1950's jewelry styles were further inspired by playful space age design themes, as well as open and airy asymmetrical forms, and textured surfaces, which gave way to fearless avant garde free form 1960's jewelry designs.
