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Those of us born in December may have to battle the holiday season for a little bday attention of our own, but at least we’re lucky enough to have not one, not two, but three “official” birthstones: Zircon, Turquoise and Tanzanite. All three are various shades of blue (ideal for brides in the market for their “something blue”!).
We’ve previously featured some gorgeous zircon art deco jewelry, so feel free to visit that post for some zircon inspo, but today we’re all about… TANZANITE. Sparkling, deep blue, art deco tanzanite jewelry. Discovered in the 20th century, the colors and shades of this modern gemstone can achieve truly rich and striking blues.
Ready? Here we go. First up, this elegant art deco tanzanite and diamond necklace. This would be a breathtaking bridal accessory, or perfect gift for a December-born loved one. Absolutely stunning!
Next this beautiful art deco tanzanite cocktail ring (though in truth, this one’s a bit of a cheat: it’s a paste stone with a tanzanite hue… but too pretty not to share!)
Next we’ve got this incredible gold art deco tanzanite bracelet. There’s a vintage, machine-age look to the detailing and setting, and those brilliant blue tanzanites are bold and beautiful.
Take a look at this beauty: a diamond and sapphire art deco engagement ring from Fay Cullen. Classic 20’s style, with an emerald cut diamond at the center and a contrasting cornflower blue frame of art deco sapphire baguettes. Pretty, pretty, pretty! (image via Fay Cullen Estate Jewelry)
Today we’re introducing a new post-type to the site, the good old-fashioned Sponsor Roundup! Yeehaw! So about once a month we’ll be showing you new sponsors of the site, and featuring some of their products so you can see exactly why they were selected as vendor sponsors (hint: because they are awesome). First up, you’ll …
Today we’re going to spend some time with some of our favorites pieces of Art Deco pearl jewelry. Why? Why not! Also, though, because it is both a classic vintage gem ideal for brides, as well as the third June birthstone we’ll be featuring on the site (after previously discussing art deco moonstone jewelry as …
In today’s luminous edition of “I Want That, Give It To Me Now”… this stunning art deco ruby ring from French jewelry house Mauboussin. Yup. I want this, give it to me now. According to the listing at Bonham’s, the sale included a certificate of authenticity from Mauboussin, dating the ring June 11, 1924. Not …
Art Deco Tanzanite Jewelry | December Birthstone
This post includes one or more affiliate links. If you purchase something after clicking through, we may receive a small commission from the designer, retailer or shop (thanks!) More info here.
Those of us born in December may have to battle the holiday season for a little bday attention of our own, but at least we’re lucky enough to have not one, not two, but three “official” birthstones: Zircon, Turquoise and Tanzanite. All three are various shades of blue (ideal for brides in the market for their “something blue”!).
We’ve previously featured some gorgeous zircon art deco jewelry, so feel free to visit that post for some zircon inspo, but today we’re all about… TANZANITE. Sparkling, deep blue, art deco tanzanite jewelry. Discovered in the 20th century, the colors and shades of this modern gemstone can achieve truly rich and striking blues.
Ready? Here we go. First up, this elegant art deco tanzanite and diamond necklace. This would be a breathtaking bridal accessory, or perfect gift for a December-born loved one. Absolutely stunning!
Art Deco Tanzanite Necklace from Helzberg Jewelers.
Next we’ve got this jaw-dropping art deco tourmaline and tanzanite ring from Yael Designs. This is the “Vogue” and it is truly spectacular…
Art Deco Tanzanite Necklace from Yael Designs.
Next these simple, elegant art deco tanzanite studs, classic and understated beauties:
Art Deco Tanzanite Studs from Macy’s.
Next this beautiful art deco tanzanite cocktail ring (though in truth, this one’s a bit of a cheat: it’s a paste stone with a tanzanite hue… but too pretty not to share!)
Art Deco Tanzanite Cocktail Ring from Etsy.
Next we’ve got this incredible gold art deco tanzanite bracelet. There’s a vintage, machine-age look to the detailing and setting, and those brilliant blue tanzanites are bold and beautiful.
Gold Art Deco Tanzanite Bracelet from Macy’s Jewelers.
Finally we have these sweet and simple art deco tourmaline earrings. Classic vintage elegance and just a touch of something blue.
Art Deco Tanzanite Earrings from Etsy.
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