What periods do these pieces come from?

The selection spans authentic Victorian and Edwardian items alongside later revivals from the 1920s to the 1960s. Mid-century vintage interpretations sit alongside genuine antique pieces from earlier decades.

What metals are commonly used?

Nine-carat yellow gold is the most frequently encountered metal in these listings. Fourteen-carat and fifteen-carat gold appear in specific period items. Gilt metals and various gold alloys also support the garnet and paste stone settings.

How do I care for garnet jewellery?

Garnets and gold mountings require gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Harsh chemical dips should be avoided to protect delicate seed pearls and softer stones. Stored in separate compartments, these items remain safe from scratching.

What is an Etruscan revival piece?

Etruscan revival jewellery mimics ancient Mediterranean goldsmithing techniques popularised during the Victorian era. It relies on applied wirework and granular gold details. These pieces often combine garnets with gilt finishes and paste stones.