Edwardian
King Edward was the successor to Queen Victoria and was the opposite of her in many ways. He loved to indulge in food, festivities, gambling and women. He was very relaxed towards the strict morals that his mother Queen Victoria had established because in a large part, he just wanted to have fun. Jewellery in the Edwardian era (1901–1910) saw a shift from the elegance and restraint of the Victorian era to a sense of gratuity and indulgence that reflected King Edward’s personality. Jewels grew larger and gold-plating became very popular, however what is potentially the most striking development was the complexity of Edwardian jewellery. The Industrial Revolution had facilitated the delicate detail in Victorian jewellery, but now that level of detail was being taken to elaborate extremes—of quilt-like patterns and jewel-embedded lacework. Edwardian jewellery cannot be seen as being heavy-handed in the same was as pre-Industrial jewellery; this era produced some of the most technically sophisticated jewellery craftsmanship in history.
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15ct Gold Edwardian Diamond Bangle
$45,000.00 (GST incl.) -
18ct Edwardian Gold Buckle Ring Chester 1909
$4,700.00 (GST incl.) -
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18ct Gold 5 Stone Diamond Ring
$6,300.00 (GST incl.) -
18ct Pearl and Diamond Drop Earrings
$8,500.00 (GST incl.) -
18ct Solid Opal and Diamond Edwardian Pendant Circa 1910
$55,250.00 (GST incl.) -
18ct Wide Emerald and Diamond Edwardian Gypsy Ring
$6,200.00 (GST incl.) -
18ct Yellow and White Gold Diamond Daisy Cluster Ring
$6,500.00 (GST incl.) -
1930’s Silver Enamel Butterfly Brooch
$750.00 (GST incl.) -
9ct Curb Link Bracelet
$3,500.00 (GST incl.) -
9ct Gold Coral and Pearl Earrings
$1,490.00 (GST incl.) -
9ct Yellow Gold Chain
$680.00 (GST incl.) -
Ceramic Boy Riding a Turkey, Harry Parr circa 1920
$3,950.00 (GST incl.) -
Edwardian Diamond Three Stone Ring
$1,480.00 (GST incl.) -
Edwardian Horn Hair Pin
$90.00 (GST incl.) -
Mikimoto Pearl Earrings with Screw Back Fittings circa 1930
$4,100.00 (GST incl.)