Art Deco 14k White Gold Chain Link Filigree Necklace

The Art Deco era (circa 1920s–1930s) was born from a fascination with progress, luxury, and the beauty of symmetry. Inspired by architectural innovation, the Machine Age, and global influences (from Egyptian motifs to Parisian couture), jewelers crafted pieces that merged artistry with precision.

White gold, introduced in the 1910s as an elegant alternative to platinum, became immensely popular during this time for its cool tone and affordability. Filigree work reached new heights of intricacy, as advances in metalworking allowed artisans to create feather-light designs that still radiated strength and sophistication.

• Circa 1920

• 14k white gold

• Length 16 1/4 in. 

• Estimated gross weight: 10.8 grams

• Excellent vintage condition, wear in the form of minor scratches, wear appropriate with age