Art Deco Emerald Paste Plati-non Solitaire Earrings zircon giving a pleasing variety of

giving a pleasing variety of colour across the different stones

describes the motion created by the trembler (essentially a spring made of thin metal wire)

mounted in foil backed "pie crust" settings - the foil and the silver both used to increase brilliance/brightness and accentuate their colour

one or two very slight kinks

Art Deco Emerald Paste Plati-non Solitaire Earrings zircon giving a pleasing variety ofDATE: Art Deco, c. 1920 Bold colour and exceptionally brilliant paste gems are the focal point of these striking Art Deco solitaire earrings. By the 1920s the fashioning of coloured paste gemstones from a special composition of leaded glass had really hit its peak. The from the velvety blues of Ceylon and Kashmir sapphires to pigeon blood rubies and, like these, Colombian emeralds, the colours, fire, and brilliance of natural gemstones were simulated