#Victorian Diamond Jewellery

[nithilah]

What Are The Characteristics Of Victorian Jewellery

Welcome! Do you have an interest in Victorian jewellery? Have you ever wondered what makes it so unique?

Nithilah is here to provide a comprehensive overview of the features and characteristics of this special type of jewellery.

We'll look at the differences between real and artificial Victorian jewellery, as well as the features of American diamond Victorian jewellery, and discuss the price range you can expect to find online.

So let's get started on our exploration into all things Victorian jewellery!

Difference Between Victorian Jewellery & Victotrian Artificial Jewellery

You might be wondering what the difference is between Victorian jewellery and Victorian artificial jewellery - let's explore! Real Victorian jewellery, often found online or in stores, is crafted from precious metals like gold and silver, with intricate details, designs, and stones used to create antique pieces that are unique and eye-catching.

On the other hand, many people wear Victorian imitation jewellery or artificial Victorian jewellery to give the same look without spending a lot of money. Artificial Victorian jewellery is usually made of cheaper materials such as plastic or metal plated with a precious metal finish. You can find anything from a simple Victorian jewellery set to extravagant ones with a variety of shapes and sizes available for almost any occasion. Some popular choices include Victorian American diamond jewellery, which has become very popular recently due to its affordability.

Although real Victorian jewellery will last longer than artificial versions, both styles have their advantages when it comes to style and affordability.

Transitioning now into what makes Victorian Jewellery unique - it's all about the design!

What makes Victorian Jewellery Unique

Experience the beauty of antique jewelry and its unique qualities that set it apart from other styles! Victorian jewelry is a timeless classic, with intricate designs featuring precious and semi-precious stones.

It's unique compared to other types of jewelry like artificial or modern pieces because it has a history and story behind each piece. Whether you're shopping for Victorian jewellery online India or in your own city, you can find pieces that are full of character.

From stunning necklaces to ornate bracelets, every item is made with attention to detail and craftsmanship. Furthermore, many pieces feature rare gems such as rubies, sapphires, emeralds, diamonds, and more.

As you explore this type of jewelry further, you'll be able to appreciate all the little things that make it special.

Now let's look at features of Victorian American diamond jewelry - the perfect way to add glamour and sparkle to any outfit!

Features of Victorian American Diamond Jewellery

Adding a touch of glamour to any outfit, Victorian American Diamond jewellery stands out with its exquisite designs and intricate details. Featuring delicate filigree work, bold metals, and an array of colorful gemstones, these pieces are still popular today for their style and sophistication.

Victorian American Diamond jewellery is typically crafted in gold or silver settings with diamond accents that create a stunning look. The attention to detail on each piece makes it unique and timeless, perfect for special occasions or everyday wear.

With its classic appeal, this type of jewellery can be passed down through generations as a cherished heirloom piece. As such, the price range for these pieces varies according to the materials used and the craftsmanship involved.

Price Range of Victorian Jewellery Online

With its unique designs and intricate details, Victorian jewellery designs can range from affordable to extravagant prices when shopping online. Depending on the size of the piece, materials used, and other factors, buyers can find reasonably priced pieces in the range of $50-$200.

For more elaborate items like rings or necklaces with a high carat rating or rare gems, prices can soar up to $500 or beyond. Shopping for vintage Victorian-style jewellery online also gives customers access to reputable vendors who specialize in antique pieces that may cost thousands of dollars but are worth the investment for collectors and aficionados alike.

Conclusion

You can't go wrong with Victorian artificial jewellery. From its unique features to the range of prices available online, you can easily find something that suits your style and budget.

Whether it's traditional or contemporary, you'll be sure to find a piece that will make a lasting impression. With so many options available, there's no doubt that Victorian jewellery set is definitely worth checking out.

So don't wait any longer - get shopping and start enjoying the timeless beauty of this classic accessory!

[manorjewels]

Victorian opal and diamond hair comb. Available from A Rakyan.

[gemville]

Late Victorian Opal and Diamond Butterfly Brooch

Source: Bentley & Skinner via Pinterest

[boylerpf]

Large (about 90.00 carats) antique garnet brooch/pendant, circa 1870.

via Dupuis Auctions

[ohsogirlie]

Victorian diamond star brooch, 1880's.

[medeasmix]

On Tuesdays we wear turquoise, and this season preferably a thick jumper too 🥶!

The ring I am wearing today is from the last third of the 19th century, with a bright turquoise cabochon in the center encircled by a dainty halo of sparkly rose cut diamonds. Its a ring I could imagine a forest fairy wearing - it really pops against greenery and the tiny diamonds reminds me of glittering dewdrops. To add to the ring's sweetness, it has an old engraving inside, it was gifted to a girl named Elsa.

Update - now sold

To see the jewels that are already listed in the shop, follow the link below:

[hairtusk]

obsessed with my new daily jewellery

[binenbaumaj]

Diamond 18k Snake Ring 8608-2085

 🐍This remarkable Late-Victorian 💍 snake 🐍 ring features approx. 0.40ct 💎 (I SI1) cushion-cut 🔹 diamond 💎 crafted in 18k 💍. 🤩

Details: ±0.40ct (I SI1) cushion-cut diamond, 18k Ring.

Dispatches from a small business in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Design Era: Late-Victorian (1885-1900).

Size: 19.35 NL / 60.8 FR / 9½ US / S½ UK, sizeable (Within reason. Contact seller for information).

Dimensions: H 0.4 x 0.6 cm.

Weight in grams: 8.

Condition: Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear.

Elevate your collection with antiques and vintage jewelry from Binenbaum.com. We offer both registered shipping and local pickup at our store. In the case of local pickup, any applicable shipping costs will be refunded. Explore our website today and discover the perfect piece for your collection.

[bublinko]

White bow brooch with crystal, handmade length: 12 cm width: 13 cm #brooch #bow #melaniemartinez #accessories #pin Lana del Rey, aesthetic, ribbon, cute, victorian, rococo, baroque, lolita, dollette, angelcore, coquette, cottagecore, bridal, wedding, fairy, diamond, nymphette, loleeta, doll

[tiraabytibarumal1920]

Crafting Eternal Beauty: A Message from Tiraa Tibarumal Jewels on Indian Bridal Jewellery

At Tiraa by Tibarumal Jewels, our journey with Indian bridal jewellery is a magnificent tapestry that intricately weaves together tradition, craftsmanship, and the celebration of timeless elegance. Each piece we meticulously design isn't just an ornament; it is an embodiment of India's cultural legacy, crafted with meticulous artistry that defines our commitment to bridal adornment.

Our collection at Tiraa seamlessly intertwines the essence of Indian heritage into every ornament, resonating with opulence and grace. From intricately designed necklaces adorned with radiant gemstones to delicately crafted earrings emanating timeless allure, each article symbolizes not merely embellishment but a cherished tradition merged with contemporary allure, captivating every bride's heart.

The crafting process at Tiraa by Tibarumal Jewels reflects an exquisite blend of passion and expertise. Our dedicated artisans pour their unwavering commitment into every detail, ensuring that each ornament represents the pinnacle of craftsmanship. Every piece undergoes meticulous handcrafting, meticulously detailed with the finest materials—gold and precious gemstones—creating designs that aren't just opulent but are the embodiment of refined sophistication.

Our collection isn't solely about aesthetic beauty; it encapsulates cherished traditions and heritage. Time-honored pieces like the mangalsutra, symbolizing eternal love and commitment, hold profound cultural significance. We infuse these pieces with blessings and sentiments, enriching the bridal journey on her most treasured day.

Moreover, at Tiraa by Tibarumal Jewels, our commitment extends beyond mere beauty—we steadfastly uphold sustainability and ethical practices. Responsible sourcing of materials remains integral to our process, aligning our jewellery not just with beauty but with environmental and societal responsibility.

In essence, our journey with Indian bridal jewellery at Tiraa by Tibarumal Jewels is a dedication to timeless elegance and cultural richness. Each creation isn't just an adornment; it is a symbol of heritage and blessings woven into our craft, ensuring that every bride radiates everlasting beauty on her special day.

At Tiraa by Tibarumal Jewels, we cherish the opportunity to be part of a bride's journey, adorning her with exquisite jewellery that reflects her unique style and the cultural richness of India. Our collection is more than just jewellery; it is a manifestation of tradition, craftsmanship, and love, making every bride's special day even more memorable.

[goldbrickjewels]

Hi! 👋 We're Goldbrick Jewels, based in Melbourne, Australia. We source and curate beautiful authentic antique, estate and vintage jewellery (or jewelry, depending on where you're from!), including gold, platinum and diamonds. We specialise in sourcing unique, hard-to-find pieces, including Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco jewellery as well as old mine and old European cut diamonds. We also work with a local jeweller to create reclaimed and custom pieces, and can help with services including resizing and obtaining valuations.

Great to be on Tumblr! Feel free to reach out any time if you have any questions about one of our pieces. 😍

[gemville]

Victorian Topaz and Diamond Brooch In Silver and Gold, Circa 1860

Photo Courtesy: Bentley & Skinner

Source: forbes.com

[boylerpf]

Antique Rose Cut Diamond 18K Gold Griffin Brooch

Via Boylerpf.com

[miasophiaworld]

Will you be my penguin? 🐧❤️ Jewelry takes people’s minds off your wrinkles. W𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗽𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗹𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗼𝗻𝗲? Trust me, these 𝑪𝒖𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒎 𝑫𝒆𝒔𝒊𝒈𝒏 𝑵𝒆𝒄𝒌𝒍𝒂𝒄𝒆 will blow your mind.

[goguenard]

William Solaire HEADCANONS (very random)

(I will probably post a part II with more romantic/spicy headcanons but for now there you go)

-Huge dirty dancing fan, knows all the song and probably the whole movie by heart. Alexis showed him once and now they watch it every year at the clan (yes they have movie nights)

-He used to keep track of fashion trends and dressed appropriately but ended up sticking with a Victorian style and only dressing up according to the trends if required

-He always loved sketching and designing objects/jewellery and he still does it to this day (all in traditional with parchment paper and charcoal pens) he often finds local artists and commissions them to make his designs as gifts for the clan

-Very confused by technology and only knows the bare minimum, he would like to learn more but he genuinely struggles so he mostly asks Sam and Lovely

-He bonds a lot with Lovely, they have a book club together (Angel, Cam and some clan members are appart of it), Lovely explains gen Z stuff and William tells them stories

-William is a big tea enjoyer and keeps everyone’s favorite tea or coffee beans (also knows how to make homemade coffee) in his office when they come by to talk

-He drew portraits of every meaningful person he met and does more rendered ones (sometimes paintings) of everyone in the clan, he does little sessions where he invites them over to his residence one afternoon to pose however they want to

-On that note, when it comes to Quinn’s or Adam’s portraits he asked Darlin and Lovely what they wanted to do with them and they ended up burning them as a way to heal (he proposed that idea and picked a very nice location where they ate s’mores afterwards)

-He is from a seaside city in the south of France called Collioure, this city is known for its artists and was actually the place where the fauvism movement (an art movement) was born which is one of his favourite art movements with realism (him being from there also means that he has a southern accent, a french one but still a southern accent)

-He doesn’t eat much human food but likes to bake french treats like Bottreaux which is a simple diamond shaped fritter toper with sugar (also known as the fritter from princess and the frog) its very easy to make so he makes a bunch for the clan and often goes to New Orléans to eat them, he also has a cutesy « kiss the cook » apron that Vincent bought him to mock him years ago (he loved it and thought it was a progression in their relationship)

-Let’s be real, this man doesn’t care for pronouns. I think he identifies as a man but genuinely do not care how people refer to him, ESPECIALLY since he knows that using multiple pronouns help queer clan members feel more comfortable with their own identity

-This man is also probably pan or bi (i do think he might have a slight preference for men), and although he had PLENTY OF TIME to do so I don’t think he hooked up with a lot of people, only when he was curious about something (im not saying this man never got intimidate with anyone im saying that he wouldn’t ask for it and probably tested stuff because he wanted to)

-Demi sexual king that is also a strong believer in soulmates, reason why I think he never was in a relationship, he waited for his soulmate (scenario where he believes in romantic soulmates)

-Actually loves the sun especially the clear blue sky of southern france, he misses it a lot and paints a lot of sky because of it when he feels sad

-Contrary to Sam he actually prefers to eat from people, because he sees it as an interaction with someone rather than just a meal or an energy boost. So he has a bunch of different people (all consensual ofc) he regularly feeds on.

-Can handle social situations just fine, he is very charismatic and well spoken BUT it does tires him a lot (as to why Vincent handles most of it) so sometimes when he comes home from a very social day /week he doesn’t control his abilities as well and has broken door handles, curtains, sinks ect…

(The town in question aka Collioure)

(And the Bottereaux <33 fucking love those fritters)

[hairtusk]

i don't own all that much jewellery, but everything i do own is vintage or antique, and incredibly precious to me :')

broke my no-spend streak but for a good cause ... I've been looking for a little trinket box to keep my daily jewellery safe and stumbled across a little hand-carved and painted one :')