
Edwardian - 1901 to 1914
This brief but sustained period of the British cultural history extended from the throne ascent of Eduard VII in 1901 after his death in 1910 up to the beginning of the 1st world war in 1914. Influentially until about 1920 this was an era of the limitless happiness on the one hand and the violent revolution and emancipation on the other hand. King Eduard had married one of the most beautiful and most civilised women: Alexandra of Denmark. The queen was from now on an icon of fashion and grace for the wide population.
Properly ritual she was revered by the people and the ladies imitated her way of dressing and decorating herself like a second skin. She was considered to be immortally beautiful and is therefore from today’s view for us historians absolutely ‚antique jewellery relevant‘. Thus Queen Alexandra is for the Edwardian maybe more important than the name father of this epoch himself. However, his influence on architecture was immensely important and is omnipresent in London still today, very impressively above all with the Admiralty Arch. One could adapt oneself at the house construction from now on, thanks to the raving progress of technology to the general access to electricity. The architects and developers did not have any more to think of hiding gas soot marks as a priority, but could express themselves in clear use of forms and brighter, friendly colours. Brighter and more friendly became the demanded materials in the jewellery production as well. From now on thanks to the newest procedures, in particular the invention of a new distiller in 1903, it was easier to process white precious metals like platinum and white gold (rhodium). In the Edwardian diamonds were popular as ever and were often combined with moonstones and pearls.
This combination is often to be found and probably belongs to the most timeless style means at all. Brilliants and pearls – expression of a high standard of living and the exceptionally good taste! Broken slope earrings from white precious metals combined with diamonds became also more popular and belong today to the testimonies in request of masterly jeweller’s craft art of the Edwardian. What else? As of 1903, the movement of the ‚Suffragettes‘ arose. Women went on the streets with full conviction and demonstrated for the right to vote and the strengthening of women’s rights. The motto ‚Give Women Vote‘ was expressed in an authentic style as a sign of supply and solidarity in form of jewellery. G stands for ‚Green‘ and is often symbolised by peridots. W stands for ‚White‘ and is presented with pearls and diamonds. V stands for ‚Violet‘ and finds mostly in the amethyst its perfect counterpart.
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Properly ritual she was revered by the people and the ladies imitated her way of dressing and decorating herself like a second skin. She was considered to be immortally beautiful and is therefore from today’s view for us historians absolutely ‚antique jewellery relevant‘. Thus Queen Alexandra is for the Edwardian maybe more important than the name father of this epoch himself. However, his influence on architecture was immensely important and is omnipresent in London still today, very impressively above all with the Admiralty Arch. One could adapt oneself at the house construction from now on, thanks to the raving progress of technology to the general access to electricity. The architects and developers did not have any more to think of hiding gas soot marks as a priority, but could express themselves in clear use of forms and brighter, friendly colours. Brighter and more friendly became the demanded materials in the jewellery production as well. From now on thanks to the newest procedures, in particular the invention of a new distiller in 1903, it was easier to process white precious metals like platinum and white gold (rhodium). In the Edwardian diamonds were popular as ever and were often combined with moonstones and pearls.
This combination is often to be found and probably belongs to the most timeless style means at all. Brilliants and pearls – expression of a high standard of living and the exceptionally good taste! Broken slope earrings from white precious metals combined with diamonds became also more popular and belong today to the testimonies in request of masterly jeweller’s craft art of the Edwardian. What else? As of 1903, the movement of the ‚Suffragettes‘ arose. Women went on the streets with full conviction and demonstrated for the right to vote and the strengthening of women’s rights. The motto ‚Give Women Vote‘ was expressed in an authentic style as a sign of supply and solidarity in form of jewellery. G stands for ‚Green‘ and is often symbolised by peridots. W stands for ‚White‘ and is presented with pearls and diamonds. V stands for ‚Violet‘ and finds mostly in the amethyst its perfect counterpart.
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Ca. 1910 – Suffragettes jewellery made of 18 Carat Yellow-gold / English Engagement ring
€ 1.290,00
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Ca. 1910 – Rose-gold Earrings with one Opal & Diamond each side
€ 890,00
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Ca. 1910 – Suffragettes-jewellery Pendant with chain, made of 9 Carat Gold
€ 790,00
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Ca. 1910 – Suffragettes jewellery Gold Pendant with Chain, Peridot, Pearls & Amethyst
€ 1.290,00
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Ca. 1900 – Silver; Platinum Brooch “Butterfly”, from Edwardian England
€ 1.190,00
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Ca. 1910 – 15 Carat Gold Pendant with Peridot & Pearls, incl. Goldchain
€ 1.390,00
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Ca. 1910 – Tourmalines & Pearls, Gold pendant with perfect matching chain
€ 1.890,00
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Ca. 1910 – 9 Carat Gold Pendant with Chain, Tourmalines & Zircons
€ 1.690,00
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Ca. 1910 – Edwardian English 15 ct. Gold Earrings, with one Peridot and one Pearl each side
€ 890,00
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Ca. 1910 – 18 ct. Gold Opal ring with 14 Diamonds, english Engagement ring
€ 1.590,00
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Ca. 1910 – 15 ct. Gold Necklace with Citrine, Peridot & Pearl, Edwardian England
€ 1.190,00
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Ca. 1910 – 15 Carat Gold Aquamarineearrings with Diamonds, Edwardian English
€ 1.690,00
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Dated 1912 – Suffragettes jewellery 18 ct. Gold Ring / Engagement ring, with Peridot, Diamond & Amethyst
€ 990,00
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Ca. 1910 – Yellow-gold Pendant with Pearls “Ivy motif”, incl. Goldchain
€ 990,00
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Ca. 1910 – 18 Carat Gold Necklace with Peridots, pink Tourmalines & Diamonds
€ 2.900,00
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Ca. 1910 – 9 Carat Gold-Locket in Heart-shape
€ 180,00
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Dated 1914 – 18 Carat Yellow-gold Wedding band from London, England
€ 990,00
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Ca. 1910 – Suffragettes jewellery Ring / Engagement ring made of 18 Carat Gold
€ 1.190,00
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Dated 1908 – 15 ct. Goldring with two Lapis lazuli & three Pearls
€ 690,00
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Ca. 1900 – “Cloverleaf” Earrings made of 15 Carat Yellow-gold, three pearls each
€ 790,00
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Ca. 1910 – English You+Me Ring / Engagement ring with six Diamonds
€ 990,00
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Ca. 1910 – 9 ct. Gold Pendant with Chain, pink Tourmalines & Pearls
€ 1.100,00
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Ca. 1910 – Edwardian English Opalring with 28 Diamonds, 18 ct. Gold & Platinum
€ 2.600,00
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Ca. 1910 – You+Me Engagement ring / Diamondsring from Edwardian England
€ 2.500,00
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Ca. 1910 – English Sapphirering / Engagement ring made of 18 ct. Gold & Platinum
€ 1.290,00
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Ca. 1910 – 18 Carat Goldring with seven Diamonds, Edwardian English
€ 1.890,00
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Ca. 1910 – Suffragettes-jewellery Pendant with chain, made of 9 ct. Gold
€ 990,00
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Ca. 1910 – Edwardian English Opalring / Engagement ring made of 18 ct. Gold
€ 890,00
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Ca. 1900 – 15 ct. Gold Tie Pin with lilac coloured Jade
€ 690,00
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Ca. 1910 – Suffragettes jewellery made of 18 Carat Yellow-gold / Edwardian Engagement ring
€ 1.290,00
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Dated 1902 – 9 Carat Goldbracelet with Padlock-Closure, crafted in Birmingham
€ 1.290,00
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Ca. 1910 – Edwardian English Diamonds Earrings, made of 18 ct. Gold & Platinum
€ 1.990,00
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Ca. 1910 – Threestones Diamondsring / Engagement ring with three Brilliants
€ 1.390,00
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Ca. 1910 – Edwardian English Rose-gold Locket with Hand-engravings
€ 350,00
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Ca. 1900 – Arts+Crafts Moonstonependant with Sterling Silverchain, “LIBERTY”
€ 1.390,00
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Ca. 1910 – 9 Carat Gold Bracelet “Suffragettes jewellery”
€ 1.990,00
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Ca. 1910 – Opal Earrings from Edwardian England, 9 Carat Gold
€ 890,00
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Ca. 1900 – Diamondscluster Earrings made of 18 ct. Gold & Platinum, Edwardian
€ 2.600,00
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Ca. 1910 – Diamonds Earrings made of 15 Carat Gold, Edwardian English
€ 1.990,00
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Ca. 1910 – English Diamonds Earrings made of 18 Carat Gold & Platinum
€ 2.500,00
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Ca. 1910 – 15 ct. Gold Pendant with black Opal & 19 Diamonds, incl. Chain
€ 1.590,00
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Ca. 1910 – 18 Carat Gold Earrings with Aquamarine, pink Sapphire & Diamond
€ 1.490,00
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Ca. 1910 – Tie pin made of 15 Carat Yellow-gold “Mermaid”
€ 690,00
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Dated 1916 – Suffragettes jewellery / Engagement ring made of 18 ct. Gold, Chester
€ 1.390,00
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Ca. 1910 – Emerald ring with six Diamonds from Edwardian England, 18 ct. Gold & Platinum
€ 1.790,00
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Dated 1914 – 18 ct. Gold Suffragettes ring / Engagement ring, from Birmingham England
€ 990,00
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Dated 1908 – Hand-engraved Wedding band made of 18 ct. Gold, crafted in Chester
€ 990,00
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Ca. 1900 – English Opal ring made of 18 ct. Gold, three Opals and four Diamonds
€ 1.890,00
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Dated 1911 – Hand-engraved Wedding band made of 9 Carat Gold, Birmingham
€ 390,00
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Ca. 1910 – 18 ct. Gold Suffragettes jewellery / Engagement ring, Peridot, Diamonds & Amethysts
€ 990,00
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Ca. 1910 – Suffragettes jewellery Pendant with chain, Made of 9 Carat Gold
€ 990,00
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