Vintage Pink Jewellery
These vintage pink jewellery selections encompass rings, brooches and necklaces spanning Edwardian, Art Deco and mid-century periods.
Vintage Pink Jewellery
When you search for vintage pink jewellery, you encounter rings, necklaces, brooches, pendants, earrings and bracelets created across multiple decades from the Victorian era through the mid-twentieth century.
The selections on this page feature Edwardian and Art Deco pieces prominently, alongside items from the Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau, Retro and mid-century periods.
Makers and designers ranging from Tiffany & Co. to Andrew Grima and N.E. From contribute to the diverse array of gemstone and metal configurations available.
Materials and construction
The construction utilises precious metals including platinum, 18ct yellow and white gold, 14ct gold, 9ct rose gold and silver, often paired with silver gilt elements.
Gemstones such as natural unheated pink sapphires, tourmalines, kunzite, padparadscha sapphires, spinels and topazes combine with diamonds, pearls, coral and shell cameos.
Vintage Pink Jewellery Retail Price Guide 2026
Typical asking prices for vintage pink jewellery among the pieces listed under this phrase on Sellingantiques today, from the lower quarter to the upper quarter. They describe what is for sale here now, not the wider market.
Several rings come with their original boxes, preserving the exact moment they were first tucked away.
Craftsmanship and stones
Variations in quality stem from the selection and treatment of stones, such as natural unheated Burmese pink sapphires versus treated crystals or paste replacements.
The precision of metalwork, hand-cut crystal facets and detailed settings by recognised makers elevate certain pieces above standard production work.
Tiffany & Co·Andrew Grima·N E From·Amy Sandheim·Christian Dior
The Vintage Pink Jewellery Glossary
- Parure
- A matched set of jewellery designed to be worn together, typically including a necklace, earrings and a brooch.
- Lavalier
- A pendant necklace featuring a central drop stone, popular during the Edwardian and Art Nouveau periods.
- Navette
- A boat-shaped gemstone cut or ring bezel that tapers to a point at both ends, also known as a marquise shape.
Vintage Pink Jewellery: Frequently Asked Questions
What periods do these pieces come from?
The items span the Victorian, Edwardian, Art Nouveau, Arts and Crafts, Art Deco, Retro and mid-twentieth century eras.
Each period brings distinct stylistic traits and material choices to the selection.
Which gemstones appear in these designs?
Common stones include natural pink sapphires, tourmalines, kunzite, spinels, topazes, rubies, pearls and coral.
Diamonds frequently accent the central coloured gemstones in rings and brooches.
How do I care for coral jewellery?
Coral is an organic material that requires gentle cleaning with a soft, damp cloth without harsh chemicals.
Keep coral pieces stored away from harder gemstones to prevent surface scratching.
Are these items stamped with hallmarks?
Many pieces feature metal purity stamps or maker marks indicating their origin and gold or platinum content.
Unmarked silver or gold items rely on stylistic attribution and testing to verify their period.