White Gold and Diamond Star Dress Set
Regular price
$3,500
This American mid-20th century white gold dress set features diamonds in a highly stylized Modernist four-point star motif. Consisting of a pair of cuff links and four dress studs, this dress set can be attributed to the "Space Age" in the United States, ranging from the 1950s to the early 1970s, when star and moon motifs became intensely popular with the general public. Geometric and contemporary, these pieces capture the excitement about the final frontier. Sold exclusively as a matching set.
Item #: CS-17558
Country: United States
Circa: 1950s
Size: 1.125" length, 0.75" width (cuff links); 0.625" length, 0.5" width (dress studs)
Materials: 6 Round-cut diamonds (total approximate weight 0.40 carat); 14K White gold
Signed: “14K”
Item #: CS-17558
Country: United States
Circa: 1950s
Size: 1.125" length, 0.75" width (cuff links); 0.625" length, 0.5" width (dress studs)
Materials: 6 Round-cut diamonds (total approximate weight 0.40 carat); 14K White gold
Signed: “14K”
With all the aerodynamism of a Bertoia chair, this wildly collectable dress set embodies the revolutionary design principles of one of Mid-Century Modernism’s most celebrated practitioners.
With all the aerodynamism of a Bertoia chair, this wildly collectable dress set embodies the revolutionary design principles of one of Mid-Century Modernism’s most celebrated practitioners.
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