A new edition of the title previously published in 1985, exploring the design movement that spread through Europe and the United States for collectors. Comprehensive biographies on over 300 designers are given, with details of over 200 maker's marks and signatures, and illustrations by designers such as Lalique, Fouquet, Hoffmann, and Moser.

Jewelry was one of the most successful expressions of Art Nouveau style. This book provides an account of the movement that spread through Europe and the US. Biographies of over 300 designers are included, with a guide to identification, from the elegance of the French masters - Vever, Lalique and Fouquet - to the linear, geometric designs of the Viennese - Josef Hoffmann and Koloman Moser.

Introduction: jewelry design in the mid-19th century and the emergence of Art Nouveau. France
Germany and Austria
Great Britain
the United States
the international impact of the Art Nouveau jewel - Belgium, Holland, Scandinavia, Russia, Eastern Europe, Switzerland, Italy, Spain.