Geometric & Art Deco jewellery
Clean lines, open shapes and a little Art Deco influence. Explore overlapping diamonds, slender bars and sculptural forms, chosen for the way their geometry frames the face, hand or neckline.
Explore jewellery led by shape: open rhombuses, elongated kites, small cubes and square forms. Discover Art Deco influences in overlapping silver diamonds and long earrings, alongside contemporary geometric designs by independent makers.
Some pieces make their outline the focus; others use depth, texture or a strong angle to catch the eye. These are contemporary handmade designs, including Art Deco-inspired pieces. Read each listing for the metal, dimensions and finish that give it its individual character.
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Let the shape do the talking
An open outline can be expressive without feeling visually heavy. Compare the proportions and how the piece sits when worn, from a neat stud to a longer pendant or earring.
Open diamonds, kites and sculptural forms
A diamond-shaped outline describes the geometry of a design; stone details are listed separately on the product page. Overlapping rhombuses add depth, while long kite earrings create a slender line beside the face. For colour and stone-set details, explore gemstone jewellery.
Compare length and movement
Long earrings emphasise the line of a shape, while studs hold it closer to the ear. Browse handmade drop earrings and stud earrings to compare these styles. Check the total drop and width rather than judging size from a close-up alone.
Build a simple combination
Repeat a metal colour or a shape across two pieces, leaving room for the most distinctive design to stand out. A geometric pendant can sit against a plain neckline, while a sculptural ring brings the detail to your hand. Explore silver pendant necklaces for more outlines and gold and silver jewellery for a contrast of warm and cool metals.