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Explore our collection of vintage and antique earrings from the Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco periods.
Explore our collection of vintage and antique earrings from the Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco periods.
Earrings trends have changed over the years – from the understated allure of Victorian era earrings to the extravagant designs of the Art Deco period and, later, the unmistakable glamour of Mid-Century earrings – but desire for these jewels has never faded.
Antique earrings should be handled carefully to avoid damage. An earring box is the ideal storage solution which will prevent the often delicate fittings from bending or breaking.
Yes. Vintage earrings are certainly worth buying as they are often hand made, making them rarer and more unique than modern pieces. Buying jewellery second-hand is more sustainable than buying jewellery brand new. For more information, take a look at our rundown of the many benefits of buying pre-loved jewellery.
There are differing schools of thought on the definitions but in our experience, to be considered antique, a pair of earrings must be over 100 years old, such as those produced during the Victorian era. Anything manufactured between 40 and 100 years ago – mid-century earrings, late Art Deco earrings, etc. – are vintage.
This should be done carefully, by gently using a soft cloth or very fine brush with lukewarm, soapy water.
We uphold the highest industry standards in order to provide peace of mind and certainty.