Antique necklace from the Edwardian period in England

Description

When it comes to antique jewelry, especially necklaces, people often have the first impression of extremely luxurious jewelry necklaces adorned with gemstones.

That’s right, this luxurious style is indeed a typical representative of antique jewelry and has been collected and treasured by many museums around the world.

However, in the real European aristocracy of the 19th and 20th centuries, luxury necklaces were not always worn. More often than not, these small and exquisite necklaces are worn on a daily basis, and the refinement of that era’s people is flowing in their blood, displayed in every day.

This antique necklace/brooch from the Edwardian period in England is made entirely of 18k gold and set with natural sapphires, diamonds, and wild pearls.

When I first saw her, I was deeply attracted by her style and design! What kind of natural environment can be used to design such artistic and dynamic curly patterns? The proportion, thickness, and arrangement are all perfect!

The design of jewelry reflects the epitome of each era. Compared to the rugged lines of modern jewelry design, bright gemstone cutting and polishing, and simple and exaggerated design inspiration. During the Edwardian period in Britain from 1901 to 1910, there was a strong emphasis on nature, which led to the inclusion of more natural style curled elements in the design, creating a soft and dynamic aesthetic.

Every era has given birth to its own fashion trends, and the clothing and hairstyles that carry the charm of the times have gradually disappeared over time, while the timeless high-end jewelry has not changed at all. The jewelry that embodies fashion trends is like brilliant and vivid fossils, recording the style changes of each era.

The charm of antique jewelry lies not only in its age and exquisite craftsmanship, but also in its hidden many “da Vinci codes”. Once cracked, it can engage in a dialogue that travels through time and deduce touching stories.

How do you know what a piece of jewelry wants to express? The commonly used symbolic techniques in jewelry are key clues! Not only that, these images can also be used in everyday jewelry design, making the work instantly full of meaning!