Edwardian Fringe Brooch – A Jewel That Dances with Your Movement

Description

During England’s Edwardian period, tassel designs became fashionable among aristocratic women. These designs appeared on clothing, skirts, handbags, fans, and even in high-end jewelry.

Incorporating tassels into jewelry represents one of the most complex styles and craftsmanship techniques. The design must maintain overall consistency while showing variation in details, with perfect proportions and carefully selected materials to create such exquisite jewelry.

This video showcases a classic Edwardian-era tassel brooch design. Unlike antique jewelry made with 18K gold and diamonds, this PERLA ART piece is crafted from S925 silver plated with white gold, set with Swarovski crystals, and paired with Japanese natural aurora freshwater pearls. It preserves the craftsmanship and luxury of antique jewelry while remaining affordable.

Pairs beautifully with daily casual suits, high-necked sweaters, and cocktail dresses. The unique design highlights a woman’s individuality, softness, and elegance – perfectly expressing the feminine pursuit of exquisite details.