Art Deco Dreicer & Co. 14k White Gold and Diamond Filigree Ring

Crafted in the 1920s by the esteemed luxury jeweler Dreicer & Co., this exquisite ring captures the refined glamour and modern spirit of the Art Deco era. Founded in 1868 in New York by Jacob Dreicer and his wife Gittel, the firm became one of America’s most prestigious jewelers—renowned for introducing European design influences, exceptional gemstones, and meticulous craftsmanship to an elite clientele that included society figures and discerning collectors. 

Dreicer & Co. was celebrated for its elegant filigree work, finely cut diamonds, and ability to interpret the latest Parisian styles for the American market, making it a respected contemporary of other great houses of the early 20th century.

This ring, fashioned in luminous 14k white gold, features intricate openwork filigree—a hallmark of Art Deco design—that showcases geometric precision, architectural balance, and radiant diamonds set to maximize brilliance. 

Despite its success, the firm’s legacy was cut short after the deaths of Michael and Jacob Dreicer in the early 1920s. Dreicer & Co. closed its doors permanently in 1927, with much of its inventory sold to Cartier, and its flagship store closing, marking the end of a distinctive chapter in American jewelry history.

Both graceful and historically significant, this ring stands as a rare example of signed Art Deco jewelry and offers timeless elegance and the unmistakable craftsmanship of one of America’s great jewelry houses.

• Circa 1920

• 14k white gold, stamped 

• 1 round brilliant cut diamond weighing approximately 0.25 carat, graded F color, VS clarity 

• Size 6 1/4, resizable

• Estimated gross weight: 2.0 grams

• Very Good vintage condition, wear in the form of minor scratches, wear appropriate with age, slight engraving loss on the side of the shank

• Signed Dreicer