Art Deco Pendant In Engraved Plexiglass, Turquoise And Mother-of-pearl Glass Beads, Circa 1930

A rare and elegant Art Deco pendant, dating from 1925–1935, perfectly illustrating the modern and decorative aesthetic of the interwar period. The setting is made of finely engraved transparent plexiglass, an innovative material widely used by Art Deco designers for its lightness and luminosity. The engraved motifs, inspired by stylized geometry, frame a richly detailed central floral composition. The decoration consists of mottled turquoise glass beads alternating with mother-of-pearl beads, arranged around a central mother-of-pearl cabochon. An openwork gold-plated metal filigree enhances the overall design, adding depth and refinement. A decorative and original piece of jewelry, representative of Art Deco through its combination of modern materials and a structured, elegant design. Characteristics Period: Art Deco, circa 1930 Materials: Engraved plexiglass, glass beads, gilt metal Dimensions: Total height (including bail): 76 mm Width: 57 mm Condition Good overall condition. Clear engravings, securely attached beads. As color rendering is more accurate in video, we can send you a presentation via WhatsApp upon request. If you do not receive a response, please check your spam folder and resend your message by email, phone, or SMS.