Art Deco Platinum Diamond & Aquamarine Earrings | Circa 1930 Reimagined | Petra Star

Some pieces are too beautifully made to disappear. These earrings began as something else entirely — a period Art Deco platinum ring, circa 1930, with twelve straight baguette diamonds set in the geometric precision that defines the era's finest work. When the ring was modified for a client, its original diamond elements remained: too rare, too exquisitely crafted to set aside. At Petra Star, nothing with this kind of provenance gets lost. We reimagined the platinum diamond components into earrings, sourcing a matched pair of round faceted aquamarines whose cool, clear blue reads as unmistakably Art Deco in spirit. The baguette diamonds are set in their original platinum in a quietly spectacular way: their geometry creates a natural dome effect, catching light from every angle with the kind of dimensional brilliance you simply cannot replicate in modern production work. This is jewelry with a second life and a story worth telling — period geometry, consciously preserved, made wearable again. Material: Platinum, 18k white gold posts and friction backs Dimensions: 13 x 8 x 6.6 mm Weight: 6.4 grams Period: Circa 1930 AQUAMARINES Quantity: 2 Origin: Earth mined Measurements: 7 mm Weight: 2.12 cts Cut: Round Faceted DIAMONDS Quantity: 12 Origin: Earth mined Weight: 0.60 cts estimated weight Cut: straight baguettes Color: I–K Clarity: VS2–SI2