Historical jewellery

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In October 2018, royal watchers around the world gasped when Princess Eugenie arrived for her wedding wearing something very special: the long-hidden Greville Emerald Kokoshnik. Today, we've got a rundown of the tiara's fascinating journey

Inspired by the German Renaissance period, this Renaissance necklace mixes the gold color with the ivory color of the glass pearls achieving a perfect combination and a surprising result. The most interesting necklace for a true lover of German Renaissance, Flemish, Medieval or Gothic! ✤ 𝗡𝗘𝗖𝗞𝗟𝗔𝗖𝗘 𝗗𝗘𝗧𝗔𝗜𝗟𝗦 ✤ ➺ 3 mm 24k gold fine plated rolo chain. ➺ 6 mm ©Preciosa Czech glass pearls. ➺ 6 mm 24k gold fine plated round beads . ➺ 24k gold fine plated zamak and brass findings. ➺…

Another necklace inspired by the style worn in many German 16th century portraits.

Goldsmith's art, Austria, 17th century. Necklace with removable pendant, utilizable as brooch.

Johanna Lundqvist's online portfolio; a jewellery designer from Malmö.

In gold and silver, 19th century With 6 medallions set with emeralds in oval cut with total weight (ca. 39.50ct) molded by diamonds in brilliant antique old cut, of which pendants 4 loops with ribbons set with diamonds in antique cut Its connecting elements are strings of diamonds in antique cut in total about 245 diamonds (ca. 32.00ct) and 168 leaflets set with 504 small diamonds (ca. 5.50ct) The pendant is set with an emerald (ca.4.00ct) moulded by two rows of diamonds set in brilliant…

Precious Art Magnificent large locket from the Victorian period, artfully crafted by Carlo Giuliano One of the leading jewellery masters during the Victorian period, rewarded by Queen Victoria for his distinction for enamelling and granulation techniques inspired by the Renaissance and Etruscan period This is an exemplary artistry work, coming from his hands at the end of the 19th century; full Etruscan revival, reproducing his well know granulation work Large sized locket, 18 Kt solid gold…

Alexis Falize, design for a gold and cabochon brooch, 1855. Drawing. France. Via Cooper Hewitt

A new season brings….new coffee table books! Fall and Spring are always the most exciting book debut seasons, and 2020 (thankfully) is no exception. We’ve rounded up a few of our new favorites, loaded with inspiration and history. Some have already come out (looking at you, Mark Sikes !), and some