Victorian Jewelry
Victorian jewelry, dating from 1837 to 1901, reflects decades of changing fashion, symbolism, and craftsmanship. Designs ranged from romantic hearts, flowers, serpents, and sentimental motifs to elaborate revival styles, mourning jewelry, and colorful naturalistic designs. Gold, diamonds, pearls, turquoise, garnets, enamel, and other materials were widely used. Today, Victorian jewelry remains highly collectible for its craftsmanship, rich symbolism, historical significance, and remarkable variety.
