Georgian Jewelry

1714-1837

Georgian jewelry features some of our collection's earliest and most exquisite pieces. Spanning the reigns of George I to George IV, Georgian jewelry is known for its dramatic, ornate designs and masterful craftsmanship. Authentic pieces from this era are exceptionally rare, as many were taken apart or reworked to fit later styles.

Popular motifs include flowers, crescents, bows, and foliage, with intricate metalwork techniques like repoussé and cannetille adding to their beauty. Gemstones were often foil-backed and set in closed settings, enhancing their brilliance in candlelight.

Explore these rare treasures, and learn more about the history of Georgian jewelry by reading our full blog on Georgian Era Jewelry: A Collector's Guide to 18th-Century Jewels.