JEWELRY PERIODS
Beautiful jewelry has been created for centuries, with jewelry designs changing dramatically through each period.
Click below to learn more about each era!
Beautiful jewelry has been created for centuries, with jewelry designs changing dramatically through each period.
Click below to learn more about each era!
(1714-1837)
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The Georgian Era lasted 123 years, throughout the reigns of King George I thru IV, as well as King William IV. Click here to learn more. |
(1837-1901) |
The Victorian Era spanned the entire length of Queen Victoria's reign, from 1837 to her death in 1901. Click here to learn more. |
(1895-1910) |
The jewelry of the Art Nouveau Era featured simplistic yet artistic, handmade designs often inspired by nature. Click here to learn more. |
(1901-1915) |
Edwardian Era jewelry featured beautiful platinum filigree openwork and millegrain detailing. Click here to learn more. |
(1915-1935) |
The Art Deco Era featured geometric designs with sharper angles than previous eras. Click here to learn more. |
(1935-1955) |
In the 1940s, precious metals were scarce due to World War II. Retro Era jewelry featured next to no platinum, and the gold pieces were lightweight and often hollow. Click here to learn more. |
(1950-1965) |
Mid Century vintage jewelry is known for its chunky, textured, articulated designs. Click here to learn more. |
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