Category: Antique and Vintage Jewelry
From delicate, Victorian filigree necklaces to loud, diamond-studded chokers designed by jeweler to the stars Harry Winston, pieces of … Go to fine jewelry
Category: Vintage and Antique Costume Jewelry
The term “costume jewelry” has been in use since as early as 1916, but jewelry and ornamentation made out of non-precious materials hav… Go to costume jewelry
Category: Vintage Celebrity Dolls
Dolls have been made to capitalize on celebrity success at least since the 1830s, when paper dolls resembling renowned Swedish ballet d… Go to celebrity dolls
Category: Victorian and Edwardian Jewelry
The Victorian Era spanned Queen Victoria's rule of England from 1837 until 1901. During this time, a middle class began to emerge, spar… Go to victorian and edwardian jewelry
Category: Art Deco Jewelry
In the mid-1920s, the Art Nouveau movement gave way to Art Deco, which was popular throughout the 1930s. Like Art Nouveau, Art Deco had… Go to art deco jewelry
Category: Georgian Jewelry
The Georgian period refers to a time of political upheaval between 1714 and 1837 during the reigns of four English kings named George. … Go to georgian jewelry
Category: Ethnic Jewelry
Fine jewelry is not only found in major cultural centers such as New York and Paris. It has been produced by artisans and designers aro… Go to ethnic jewelry
Category: Vintage Christmas Jewelry
Since Victorian times, people have worn decorative jewelry to show their excitement and affection for the Christmas season. Some wear b… Go to christmas jewelry
Category: Vintage Costume Jewelry Lots
Costume jewelry is routinely sold in lots, which are large groups of mixed styles and pieces, from necklaces to bracelets to earrings. … Go to costume jewelry lots
Category: Tiffany Jewelry
New York’s Tiffany & Co. was founded in 1837. The company began modestly as a stationary store. Then, in 1848, a trip to Paris by one o… Go to tiffany jewelry
Category: Vintage Native American Jewelry
While the tradition of making jewelry out of shells and beads dates to prehistoric times, Native American silver-and-turquoise rings, b… Go to native american jewelry
Category: Mexican Jewelry
Silversmithing has been practiced for centuries in Mexico. In fact, Mexican silversmiths taught the Navajo of the Southwestern United S… Go to mexican jewelry
Category: Modernist Jewelry
The modernist jewelers in the United States who practiced their craft from the 1930s through the 1960s were pretty emphatic about their… Go to modernist jewelry
Category: Antique Mourning Jewelry
Mourning jewelry has been around since at least the 16th century, but it is widely associated with the Victorian Era, when mass product… Go to mourning jewelry
Category: Religious Jewelry
Ancient Egyptians first wore jewelry made of widely available gold and precious stones to symbolize good luck, healing, and eternal lif… Go to religious jewelry
Category: Sterling Silver Jewelry
Like the moon it’s been associated with for millennia, silver reflects the light that plays on its surface, treating the eye to shades … Go to sterling silver jewelry
Category: Antique Chinese Jewelry
The tradition of jewelry-making in China goes back at least to the Neolithic Period, when pierced jade animal pendants were worn for th… Go to chinese jewelry
Category: Vintage Scandinavian Jewelry
Though the Scandinavian region has produced distinctive jewelry since at least the time of the Vikings, the area’s jewelry industry did… Go to scandinavian jewelry
Category: Antique and Vintage Jewelry Boxes
Jewelry boxes were once like treasure chests for the royalty, priests, and aristocrats who could afford to own valuables worth being st… Go to jewelry boxes
Category: Art Deco Costume Jewelry
The term "costume jewelry" was first coined in the Art Deco era, which started in the 1920s and lasted until World War II. Also known a… Go to art deco costume jewelry
