Victorian jewelry

Victorian jewelry, produced during Queen Victoria’s reign (1837–1901), reflects the era's romantic and eclectic styles. It features intricate craftsmanship, often using gold and silver, with designs inspired by nature, symbolism, and sentimental motifs like hearts, lockets, and mourning jewelry. Certain periods within Victorian jewelry, such as the Romantic, Queen’s, and Mourning phases, showcase distinct themes, from elaborate Eastern influences to subdued mourning pieces. This jewelry exemplifies craftsmanship and emotional expression, blending beauty with personal significance, making it highly collectible and historically meaningful.