Victorian Jewellery Collection (1837–1901)
Explore antique Victorian jewellery from the romantic, grand, and aesthetic periods of the 19th century. Discover mourning rings, serpent motifs, garnet brooches, seed pearl lockets, and other treasures inspired by Queen Victoria’s reign. Every piece at Mozeris Fine Antiques is an authentic expression of love, loss, and craftsmanship from a defining era in jewellery history.
Romantic Period (1837–1860)
Nature motifs, serpent rings symbolising eternity, and seed pearls dominate this early Victorian era. Popular pieces include Mizpah rings, hair lockets, and enamel brooches crafted in yellow and rose gold.
Grand Period (1861–1885)
Marked by Queen Victoria’s mourning after Prince Albert’s death. Features jet, onyx, garnet, and heavy gold work. Black mourning jewellery and intricate memorial pieces became powerful symbols of devotion and remembrance.
Aesthetic Period (1885–1901)
A shift toward artistic simplicity — showcasing old mine-cut diamonds, turquoise, opals, and floral designs. Lightweight, elegant, and symbolic of individuality as the Victorian era drew to a close.
