Georgian 19th Century Cut Steel Necklace feed-condition-used The most typical Edwardian jewellery

The most typical Edwardian jewellery incorporated a lavish profusion diamonds usually set in platinum

and their rarity only heightened their appeal as a symbol of wealth and status

a sentiment revived by the Victorian era

The design is simple

It is valid for two years

Georgian 19th Century Cut Steel Necklace feed-condition-used The most typical Edwardian jewelleryThis exquisite necklace is well preserved and dates back to the Georgian period, circa 1820s. Cut steel was highly sought after during this era for its resemblance to diamonds and stunning shine in candlelit rooms. The intricate process involved riveting each piece of cut steel to a metal plate, evident on the reverse side of the necklace. Its alluring appearance makes it a wonderful addition to any collection and an elegant statement piece when worn.