Edwardian Jewelry

Edwardian jewelry flourished under King Edward VII (1901–1909).

Victorian machine-made jewelry yielded to Edwardian delicate handcrafted pieces.
Drawing on eighteenth-century designs, these pieces featured garlands, ribbons, laurel wreaths, bow knots, tassels, and beaded, ridged lace.
Over its 120-plus years, Georgian jewelry used yellow gold, silver, foil-backed diamonds, pearls, sapphires, rubies, glass, paste, topaz, and garnet.

NOTE: An era name alone denotes an authentic period piece; “Style” or “Vintage” may indicate an original or later reproduction with that aesthetic.