Decadent

Geometry replaced ornament, symmetry became deliberate, and every element was composed with purpose. It was a movement defined not by excess, but by precision.

Since 1979, Keshett has specialised in authentic Art Deco jewellery, acquiring, restoring and studying exceptional examples from the period. Decades spent handling these original creations revealed more than their beauty. They revealed a philosophy, one where proportion, balance and craftsmanship exist in perfect harmony.

The Decadent collection is born from that understanding.

Rather than recreating historical jewels, Decadent reinterprets the architectural principles of Art Deco through a contemporary lens. It honours the movement's disciplined geometry while embracing a richer expression through exceptional coloured gemstones and layered composition.

Every piece begins with a remarkable centre stone.

From there, the design unfolds outward. Calibré-cut gemstones create uninterrupted planes of colour, adding depth and rhythm to the composition. Fine milgrain detailing introduces refinement. Delicate diamond halos define the composition with light. Each element is carefully considered, not as decoration, but as part of a unified architectural whole.

This is what defines Decadent.

Its richness lies not in excess, but in composition. Layers of colour, geometry and craftsmanship come together with intention, allowing every gemstone to contribute to the harmony of the design. Bold in presence yet disciplined in proportion, each piece reflects an architectural approach to jewellery making that feels unmistakably contemporary.

Decadent is not a reproduction of Art Deco. It is Keshett's contemporary interpretation of its architectural language, where exceptional gemstones, layered composition and disciplined geometry come together in a collection that is rich in colour, rich in craftsmanship and unmistakably its own.