The Legendary
Designs
of Paul Flato

 

Magnificent vintage diamond jewels are his legacy, still vibrant today for a new generation of collectors and admirers.

Paul Flato Jewelry:
Made in America

Let us introduce you to our world, the hypnotic beauty of rare, collectible jewels by Paul Flato.

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Paul Flato Jewelry Intro Video

 
 

Featured Jewels

 

Important Articulated
Diamond Bracelet

Important Pair of Emerald Bead
and Diamond Brooches

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A peak at some of the thousands of drawings which comprise a large portion of our archives. Executed by Flato's lead designers such as Adolph Klety, George Headley, and Robert Bruce, these documents constitute the framework of the Flato legacy.
Flato advertisement originally featured in Town & Country (April 1936), showcasing a wide, sculptural cuff bracelet set and fringed with diamonds, paired with an imposing marquise-cut diamond ring.
Our large diamond and cabochon ruby wire spray brooch, en tremblant, wrapped with a diamond-set ribbon. Flato, ca. 1935. Available✨
We remember the incomparable Katharine Hepburn on what would be her 115th birthday. Here, Hepburn wears a Flato double strand necklace, starburst brooch, and pinky ring—all executed in diamonds mounted in platinum. Publicity still for Holiday
Abstracted gold floral brooch set with a large rectangular-cut aquamarine, extending into a wirework spray set with cabochon rubies emerging from diamond-set petals. Paul Flato, ca. 1940. Available✨
Model wearing a suite of Flato jewels of blazing yellow sapphires, diamonds, and gold. Photograph by Horst P. Horst. Vogue, November 1941. Check out our preceding post to see a sketch and more info on the necklace!
Bib necklace of sapphires, diamonds, & 18kt gold. Gouache on parchment. FLATO, ca. 1940. Bid necklaces composed of drippy jeweled fringe decorated with gold bows were a Flato staple in the early 1940s. The style was executed in a variety of sto
Model wearing a luminous Flato necklace of moonstone, ruby, diamond, & platinum paired with Flato earclips and bracelet of diamond, ruby, & platinum. Photograph by Edward Steichen. Vogue, October 1939.