Beautiful jewelry has been created for centuries, with jewelry designs changing dramatically through each period.
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Click below to learn more about each era!
(1714-1837)
The Georgian Era lasted 123 years, throughout the reigns of King George I thru IV, as well as King William IV.
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(1837-1901)
The Victorian Era spanned the entire length of Queen Victoria's reign, from 1837 to her death in 1901.
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(1895-1910)
The jewelry of the Art Nouveau Era featured simplistic yet artistic, handmade designs often inspired by nature.
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(1901-1915)
Edwardian Era jewelry featured beautiful platinum filigree openwork and millegrain detailing.
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(1915-1935)
The Art Deco Era featured geometric designs with sharper angles than previous eras.
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(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.
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(1950-1965)
Mid Century vintage jewelry is known for its chunky, textured, articulated designs.
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