Edwardian Enamel and Sterling Silver Locket Depicting Wisteria Blooms on Verdant Vine *include purple and 'wheat' ribbon* April 4th with the change in times

with the change in times

this stunning Pansy with her delicately ruffled petals will be the center of attention in any charm collection

Most of the world during the Georgian era felt light-hearted and very social and their jewelry reflected the sentiment

boasts class and confidence with its sharp leaf-like edges

Swans are present in many European fairy tales

Edwardian Enamel and Sterling Silver Locket Depicting Wisteria Blooms on Verdant Vine *include purple and 'wheat' ribbon* April 4th with the change in timesJewelry and other forms of art during the Edwardian era were elaborate and decorative. Though the 20th century had begun, the Victorian influence was still strong, and this was reflected in the eras classic, feminine patterns, including jewelry with hearts, flowers, and lacy filigree. In the Victorian language of flowers, Wisteria is taken to mean "I Cling to Thee," with the soft lavender color seen as tenderness. With a perfect chain included, this