1920s French Art Deco period FIX hollow geometric flower earrings

This is a pair of earrings from the Art Deco period in France in the 1920s. They are gold-plated, FIX printed, and decorated with glass Stone. The work perfectly reflects how the jewelry design of the Art Deco period used linear geometric structures to express a modern and modern aesthetic. The pendant polygonal outer frame is like an inverted diamond. It is thick and weighty overall, and the hollow interior brings an appropriate sense of lightness. The flower composition here is composed of rhombuses inlaid with transparent lead glass and a symmetrical marquise-shaped structure. , the top is decorated with fine and regular piping and more geometric figures, presenting a restrained and elegant picture. The triangular design connected to the ear pin structure is also exquisite and neat, with piping decoration that echoes the flower pattern. The width of the bottom edge is the same as the width of the top edge of the pendant structure, so it is visually very smooth and coherent, and further highlights the work's uniqueness. Sophisticated and delicate. The work is printed with FIX. FIX was first printed for manufacturers, and later became synonymous with high-quality gold plating in France. This kind of thick gold-plated material has the reputation of "gold that will not fade for a hundred years". The History of French Thick Gold Plated Jewelry: Mr. Savard, a French jeweler, began making jewelry with thick 18k gold plating in the early 19th century. Because the gold plating layer was so thick, it was almost impossible to tell whether it was gold plating or real gold. There are also jewelers who will take FIX’s works back to separate and recycle the gold, which shows the quality of FIX. The printing of FIX was registered by his ambitious son. After 1893, only the jewelry produced by the Savard family could be printed with FIX: this name is not only a patent, but also an affirmation of the high quality of their jewelry. The ear pins are generally in good antique condition, with normal signs of oxidation and wear. They are century-old antique jewelry and not in new condition. Origin: France Year: 1920s Material: gold plated Gemstone: Lead glass Dimensions: 2.3x1.0x0.1 cm Weight: 2.2g/pair Condition: With FIX printing, overall good antique condition, with normal signs of oxidation and wear. Purchase Notes: Antique jewelry means jewelry that is "more than a hundred years old". Jewelry that is less than a hundred years old can only be called second-hand jewelry or modern jewelry (vintage or second-hand jewelry). All jewelry sold with inlaid antique jewelry will be accompanied by a brand warranty, detailing the age, material, etc. of the jewelry. If the product and the warranty are untrue, we will return it unconditionally. Before each product is sold, camera equipment will be used to record the condition of the product in detail to ensure that members know whether the product has defects or traces of use. Photos are part of the product description. For this reason, members should carefully evaluate whether the product has any defects or signs of use before checking out. If you are indeed willing to purchase, once you complete the checkout process, the products sold by this brand are very special and cannot be returned or exchanged for any reason including defects or depreciation. Therefore, members are asked to double-check whether they are genuine before checking out. Willingness to purchase to avoid disputes. Shipping method: Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and Japan enjoy "free shipping when you purchase one piece of jewelry." In Taiwan, all shipments are "post office registered". If it is not convenient to receive registered mail, please indicate on the order the supermarket to pick up the goods (7-11 or FamilyMart is acceptable), and provide the name or code of the pick-up store. All items in Hong Kong and Macau will be shipped by SF Express.