Collection: Georgian (1714-1837)
The Georgian Era, which lasted more than 120 years, covered the reigns of four English Kings: King George I, King George II, King George III, and King George IV. Although the Georgian Era lasted a long time, jewelry did not progress as quickly compared to other historical periods.
Jewelry items during the Georgian Era were made of yellow gold and silver. Diamonds, pearls, sapphires, rubies, glass, paste, topaz, and garnet are the usual stones in Georgian jewelry.
One of the key themes in Georgian jewelry was the incorporation of natural components. Patterns inspired by nature like flowers, leaves, and vines were frequently seen in items. These patterns were not only aesthetically pleasing but also represented concepts of development, rejuvenation, and the flow of time, reflecting the Georgian society's interest in nature.
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ULTRA RARE !!! These antique Giardinetti style screw-back drop earrings, dating from the late Georgian to early Victorian era (circa 1790–1890), are a magnificent example of historical jewelry craftsmanship.
Regular price R 5,985.00 ZARRegular priceUnit price per -
Antique Circa 1790's Georgian-era shoe buckle, made of Sterling Silver and adorned with foiled back Cushion-cut Black Dot paste stones, which are set in a typical Georgian era Collet setting.
Regular price R 1,795.00 ZARRegular priceUnit price per -
Antique late Georgian early Victorian era 9ct Gold and Seed Pearls Mourning brooch in a Rounded Rectangular form.The central panel featuring blonde plaited/braided hair under a bevelled Stuart Crystal cover.Framed in a halo of prong-set Seed Pearls.
Regular price R 2,985.00 ZARRegular priceUnit price per -
MOST incredible Antique Georgian era circa 1800 foiled back Almandine Garnet Riviere/Collar necklace with detachable pendant/brooch drop.Set in 10ct Yellow/Rosy Gold.
Regular price R 39,196.00 ZARRegular priceUnit price perR 48,995.00 ZARSale price R 39,196.00 ZARSale
