Art Deco jewellery is a style that emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, and it is characterized by its geometric shapes, bold colours, and the use of new materials such as platinum, chrome, and stainless steel. Some of the defining characteristics of Art Deco jewellery include:
A locket is an item of jewellery, usually a pendant worn on a chain around the neck, that is hinged and opens to reveal a space, sometimes called a "keepsake compartment", used for storing a a personal memento, such as a miniature, a photograph or strands of hair.
Other styles of lockets are worn as a brooch or bracelet.
They have been around in various forms since the 15th century, but reached the peak of their popularity in the 19th century, when sentimentality was part of the national psyche.
They are most commonly made of gold or silver, often decorated more...
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