Edwardian Necklace
Our Edwardian necklace collection stands as a true symbol of elegance and refinement, encapsulating the spirit of early 20th-century luxury. Influenced by the Art Nouveau movement and the romantic allure of the Belle Époque, these necklaces are celebrated for their delicate designs, intricate filigree artistry, and the elegant use of diamonds, pearls, and platinum.
Our collection features a range of exquisite pieces, from intricate garland-style pendants to timeless pearl drops, all showcasing the remarkable craftsmanship of the Edwardian era.
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Edwardian 4.40 Carat Basaltic Sapphire and 3.14 Carat Diamond Pearl Pendant/Brooch
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Vintage 22.32ct Aquamarine, 7.62ct Diamond and 18ct Yellow Gold Pendant – Circa 1950
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Edwardian 15.66ct Peridot and 1.65ct Diamond, 14ct Yellow Gold Pendant – Circa 1910
£8,950 -
Edwardian 4.27 Carat Diamond Pendant / Brooch in 15ct Yellow Gold
£7,950
FAQs for Edwardian Necklaces
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An Edwardian necklace refers to a necklace or pendant worn on the neck, created during the reign of King Edward VII (1901–1910), celebrated for its delicate, lace-like appearance and refined craftsmanship. These pieces often feature platinum settings, old cut diamonds, pearls, and intricate garland or bow motifs. Many modern designs inspired by this era are also known as Edwardian-style necklaces.
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