Era Guides

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Characterised by ornate designs and vibrant gemstones, the Victorian era was a time of change and...

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A Guide To Victorian Jewellery

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The Georgian era of jewellery was defined by flamboyance, skill and artisanship. Portrait miniatu...

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A Guide To Georgian Jewellery

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Art Nouveau was a fleeting movement that had a profound, lasting impact on jewellery design. Here...

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The History of Art Nouveau Jewellery

A woman in a red dress, adorned with delicate jewellery, holds a teacup and saucer in an ornate, chandelier-lit room with decorative Edwardian walls.

This guide chronicles the ethereal, exquisite jewellery of the Edwardian era, from its glittering...

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A Guide to Edwardian Jewellery

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During the Victorian era, symbolic jewellery was in vogue. Popular symbols included moons and sta...

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Symbolism And Meaning In Victorian Jewellery

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Retro jewellery refers to the bold, colourful jewellery created between the late 1930s and the 19...

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A Guide To Retro Jewellery

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Spanning a period of over 120 years, the Georgians created stunning jewellery that has lasted to ...

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The Characteristics of Georgian Jewellery

What We Love About Art Deco Rings

Do you like the sound of vivid colours and geometric yet flowing shapes? So do we! Which is why w...

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What We Love About Art Deco Rings

Common Art Nouveau Jewellery Characteristics

Art nouevau jewellery has some of the most recognisable features of all antique jewellery. Find o...

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Common Art Nouveau Jewellery Characteristics

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When buying antique jewellery, it is good to know what era you are investing in. Here are some te...

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How to Identify Victorian Jewellery

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