Art Deco Moonstone Jewelry | June Birthstone
I’ve never been much of an astrology person myself, but birthstones….? A random month-related reason to celebrate and lay claim to a variety of glittering gems and jewels…? Now that is a birthday tradition I can get behind.
So here we are in June, a month with not one, not two, but three beautiful birthstones. Our focus today? Some stunning art deco moonstone jewelry, coming your way…
How’s that for a beauty? That breathtaking art deco diamond and moonstone ring is circa 1915, and as the seller says, “the strong Art Deco shape and wonderful Greek key motif are bright with early 20th century style. It lights up your finger like the New York skyline at night, moon and all!”. Gorgeous! Another shot:
Next up, these art deco style moonstone earrings by Ermani Bulatti, the blue flash is so beautiful with the warm glow of that bronze deco setting…
And speaking of glow… check out the beautiful lit-from-within quality of this simple, lovely art deco moonstone ring, circa 1940:
Now this next one is really interesting to me, it has that powerful art deco starburst style design, but it’s actually a Victorian moonstone pin, circa 1850…
Ahead of its time, it’s a stunner!
Finally, this mixed metals moonstone ring from 1st Dibs is a stunner in its own way, with an odd sort of handmade look but also somehow streamline moderne-y with those lines and the mirrored look of the stone? I don’t know, I think it’s pretty and very cool…
Finally, last by most certainly not least, this unbelievable art deco moonstone necklace, which I would like for me now please and thank you.
I mean… come ON. So gorgeous. That piece really captures the otherworldly quality of moonstone. It’s just so unique, and in a setting like that, it is truly breathtaking.
Happy birthday to all those June-ies out there, maybe this year you celebrate with a little moonstone bling (on your finger or just browsing these pretties). Cheers!
Anne byrne
Where are the pieces for sale?
Deco Weddings
Hello Anne! Most of the featured pieces are still available for sale, each photo should have a link to its original source in the text above it. I’ve added the link to the captions on the photos as well to make sure its clear.