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Exclusive Victorian Jewelry (1830-1900) present suggestions part two

Exclusive Victorian Jewelry (1830-1900)
present suggestions part two

This time we would like to get your attention for an era that everybody heard about but perhaps would like to know a little bit more about: The Victorian era. Originally the term "Victorian jewelry" was designated for articles of jewelry made in the United Kingdom during the reign of Queen Victoria, but not all of the many varieties produced during her long reign, 1837-1901, are now generally classified as Victorian jewelry.

Exclusive Victorian Jewelry presents under $500

Antique Victorian rings under $500
rings
up to $500
Antique Victorian earrings under $500
earrings
up to $500
Antique Victorian pendants under $500
pendants
up to $500
Antique Victorian brooches under $500
brooches
up to $500
Antique Victorian jewelry under $500
all jewelry
up to $500


These days in the international antique jewelry trade the pieces now called Victorian jewelry are not necessarily made in the United Kingdom. The term "Victorian Jewelry" became a term used for European jewelry made in the 19th century rather then the description of a certain style-movement in a specific country.

Exclusive Victorian Jewelry presents between $500 and $1,500

Antique Victorian rings between $500 and $1500
rings
up to $1,500
Antique Victorian earrings between $500 and $1500
earrings
up to $1,500
Antique Victorian pendants between $500 and $1500
pendants
up to $1,500
Antique Victorian brooches between $500 and $1500
brooches
up to $1,500
Antique Victorian jewelry between $500 and $1500
all jewelry
up to $1,500


The Victorian era began in 1837 when a young Victoria ascended the throne of England. It ended over sixty years later when Queen Victoria died in 1901. During the early years of Victoria's reign, some jewelry was made in Gothic and Renaissance styles. The jewels of the period were often accented with seed pearls and coral. The middle period saw the vogue for ostentatious jewels decorated with the greatly increased supply of pearls and South African diamonds.

Exclusive Victorian Jewelry presents between $1,500 - $5,000

Antique Victorian rings between $1500 and $5000
rings
up to $5,000
Antique Victorian earrings between $1500 and $5000
earrings
up to $5,000
Antique Victorian pendants between $1500 and $5000
pendants
up to $5,000
Antique Victorian brooches between $1500 and $5000
brooches
up to $5,000
Antique Victorian jewelry between $1500 and $5000
all jewelry
up to $5,000


After the death of Prince Albert, 1861, mourning jewelry came greatly in fashion. Jewelry became darker with more somber tones. Dark onyx and deep red garnets set in gold jewels with black enamel tracery are a typical example of this period.

Exclusive Victorian Jewelry presents between $5,000 - $10,000

Antique Victorian rings between $5000 and $10000
rings
up to $10,000
Antique Victorian bracelets between $5000 and $10000
earrings
up to $10,000
Antique Victorian pendants between $5000 and $10000
pendants
up to $10,000
Antique Victorian brooches between $5000 and $10000
brooches
up to $10,000
Antique Victorian jewelry between $5000 and $10000
all jewelry
up to $10,000


The 19th century saw a revival of interest in archaeological and historical jewelry, influenced by the excavations at Pompeii and the high-quality reproductions made by the Castellanis, Carlo Guiliano,and Gicinto Melillo, and the work of John Brogden. Much Jewelry was brought back by travellers as souvenirs, especially from India and Japan from c. 1850, and this was imitated in England during the 1860s to the 1880s.

Exclusive Jewelry presents $10,000 and above

Antique Victorian jewelry above $10000
Victorian
$10,000 +
Antique Art Nouveau jewelry above $10000
Art-Nouveau
$10,000 +
Antique Art Deco jewelry above $10000
Art-Deco
$10,000 +
Antique Estate jewelry above $10000
Estate
$10,000 +
Antique jewelry above $10000
all jewelry
$10,000 +


Antiqualy yours,
The Adin team
www.adin.be
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