Edwardian Brooch
Discover the sophisticated charm of the early 20th century with our collection of Edwardian brooches, crafted from 1901 to 1910 during King Edward VII’s reign. Famous for their light, lace-like designs and feminine grace, these antique brooches showcase the elegant style of the Belle Époque period.
Every Edwardian brooch is assessed for metal purity and, where applicable, includes independent gemstone grading reports. Some pieces even keep their original hallmarks.
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Edwardian 4.40 Carat Basaltic Sapphire and 3.14 Carat Diamond Pearl Pendant/Brooch
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Edwardian 4.27 Carat Diamond Pendant / Brooch in 15ct Yellow Gold
£7,950 -
Edwardian 5.88 Carat Diamond Star Brooch – Circa 1910
£6,950 -
Edwardian 1.95ct Chrysoprase and Diamond, 15ct Yellow Gold Dragonfly Brooch
£2,250
Our carefully curated selection includes stunning platinum and gold brooches, adorned with old-cut diamonds, natural pearls, and beautiful gemstones like sapphires, emeralds, and rubies. Many of these pieces highlight traditional Edwardian designs, featuring bows, garlands, floral sprays, and navette shapes, often enhanced by fine millegrain and filigree craftsmanship.
These brooches serve as not only stunning wearable art but also as lasting heirlooms, making them perfect for collectors, antique jewellery aficionados, or as a unique and meaningful gift.
Frequently Asked Questions
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An Edwardian brooch is a type of antique jewellery created during the Edwardian era, which lasted from 1901 to 1910. These brooches are celebrated for their intricate and feminine designs, often adorned with diamonds, pearls, and exquisite metalwork, typically made from platinum or 18-carat gold.
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