Edwardian Jewellery 1901 - 1910

Antique Edwardian jewellery is named after Edward VII. It was during this time that platinum began to appear in jewellery. Due to its weight and strength, platinum was used to create light and airy pieces that were intricately detailed.

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Edwardian Old European Cut Diamond Openwork Ring

in Platinum

$4,522

Edwardian Old Cut Diamond Openwork Cluster Ring

in 18ct White Gold

$13,164

Edwardian Old Cut Diamond Toi et Moi Ring

in 18ct Yellow Gold

$4,922

Edwardian Pearl and Diamond Collar

2.64ct in Silver and Yellow Gold

$49,634

Edwardian Rose Cut Diamond Motor Car Clip Pendant

in Silver & 18ct Yellow Gold

$6,010

Edwardian Diamond and Sapphire Parrot Head Pendant

in 18ct White Gold

$2,118

Edwardian Old Cut Diamond Convertible Sunburst Brooch

in Platinum

$48,077

Edwardian Briolette Cut Diamond and Pearl Long Necklace

$36,630

Prince of Wales Heraldic Badge Stick Pin

14ct Yellow Gold

$3,892

Edwardian Old European and Single Cut 18.50ct Diamond Chain Necklace

in Platinum

$137,363

Edwardian Rose Cut Diamond Crowned "E" Stick Pin

in 18ct Yellow Gold

$4,264

Edwardian Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring

in Platinum

$10,016

Edwardian 2.80ct Colombian Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring

in Platinum

$31,279

Edwardian Colombian Emerald Target Ring

3.00ct in Platinum & Rose Gold

$18,315

Edwardian 2.91ct Muzo Emerald and Diamond Dress Ring

in Platinum

$85,623

Edwardian 1.90ct Muzo Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring

in 18ct White Gold

$15,797

Edwardian Octagonal Cut 1.80ct Emerald and Diamond Ring

In Platinum

$21,749

Edwardian 1.87ct Burma Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring

in Platinum

$78,875

Edwardian 1.80ct Burma Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring

in Platinum

$35,852

Edwardian Cushion Cut 1.68ct Burma Ruby and Diamond Ring

in Platinum

$20,490

Edwardian 1.63ct Burma Ruby and Diamond Three Stone Ring

in 18ct Yellow Gold and Platinum

$74,405

Edwardian Pearl and Old European Cut Diamond Scalloped Plaque Ring

in 15ct Yellow & White Gold

$4,693

Edwardian Natural Pearl Pin

in 14ct Yellow Gold

$2,289

Edwardian Pearl and Diamond Fly Clip Pendant

in 18ct Yellow Gold

$4,693

Edwardian Pearl and Ruby Golden Eagle Stick Pin

in 18ct Yellow Gold

$1,671

Edwardian Heart Shaped 3.33ct Amethyst and Diamond Pendant

in 18ct White Gold

$9,158

Edwardian Jade Bead Necklace

1.00ct in Platinum

$60,440

Edwardian Gold Stirrups Pendants

in 15ct Yellow Gold and Platinum

$2,003

Edwardian 40cm Fancy Belcher Link Chain Necklace

in 18ct Yellow Gold

$3,720

Edwardian Baroque Pearl Rabbit Brooch

in Yellow & White Gold

$25,160

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About Edwardian Jewellery

After decades of almost perpetual mourning, following the death of Prince Albert in 1861, the Edwardian era (1901-1910) began with the accession of King Edward VII. Married to Princess Alexandra of Denmark, the immensely popular King and Queen dazzled society with the latest fashions and extravagant jewellery.

As a sixth generation family jeweller, Pragnell are proud to continue our tradition of offering a carefully curated selection of interesting and unusual pieces of Edwardian jewellery from this exciting period.

Edwardian jewellery is characterised by elaborate platinum, diamond and gemstone creations that showcased wealth and status. Pearls, vibrant green jade, intoxicating opals and ember red rubies all played their part in the breathtaking creations from this decade of opulence. Choker necklaces were particularly fashionable, as Queen Alexandra regularly wore them to cover a small scar on her neck.

Pragnell offer an ever-changing selection of hand-selected pieces of fine antique Edwardian jewellery, including pendant necklaces and opal, diamond and ruby Edwardian rings, which display superb quality and design. These pieces are as wearable today as they were at the beginning of the last century.