Mourning Jewelry

A Victorian pin brooch featuring a carved, wooden, bog-oak set on a brass-tone pin. Victorian mourning jewelry, made popular by Queen Victoria and her court, was used to memorialize ...

Mourning jewelry became especially popular during the reign of Queen Victoria, who famously mourned the death of her husband, Prince Albert, by wearing black clothing and mourning je...

This exquisite antique Victorian mourning locket, crafted in 14 karat gold, is a beautifully preserved example of 19th-century sentimental jewelry.

The interior is stamped T&J Bragg, a known Birmingham jewellery firm active during the Victorian era, noted for producing fine-quality jet and mourning jewellery.

Design: Mourning Brooch Era: Victorian Metal Content: 10k Yellow Gold Material Information Material: Hair Fastening Type: Hinged Pin and C- Clasp Theme: Mourning Jewelry Feature...

A poignant and beautifully crafted example of Victorian mourning jewellery, this antique brooch dates to around 1880.

The combination of materials reflects the deeply personal nature of mourning jewellery during the 19th century. While mourning jewellery dates back as early as the 16th century, i...

A fine example of a Mourning era piece of jewelry, perfect for an antique collection.

Made between 1906 and 1953, the piece reflects the continued tradition of mourning jewelry into the early 20th century. The elongated, tapering jet element is cut with multiple face...

A poignant and beautifully crafted example of 19th-century mourning jewelry, this antique set includes a brooch and matching earrings, all rendered in warm 14K rose gold.

This antique mourning brooch is a deeply evocative and highly collectible piece, combining pearls, enamel, and woven hair in a form that reflects the sentimental importance of memori...

Wonderful representative of antique Victorian era Mourning jewelry, this delicate 14k gold heart pendant is set with bright turquoise blue enamel, pearls and an old mine cut diamond...

Antique 18ct Gold Cultured Pearl & Red enamel Design Locket Mourning Jewellery en scripted on reverse " Samuel Ernest - dated 1854 " on a 9ct gold 19.5" Chain - with London hall...

This superb highly decorative tortoiseshell brooch would have been worn as Victorian mourning jewellery after Prince Albert passed away.

This timeless piece exemplifies Victorian mourning jewelry, crafted to hold cherished memories.

A fine example of antique mourning jewelry with both sentiment and beauty. Weight: 3.1 Grams Measurements: 21.75 x 13.7 x 5.20mm Metal: 13k Yellow Gold Notes: Allston Item #: BR-17...

The reverse reveals a sentimental woven hair compartment, characteristic of 19th-century mourning jewelry. A rare and meaningful piece that marries beauty, myth, and memory.

A striking and contemplative piece, rich in historical and philosophical meaning, ideal for collectors of Victorian symbolism or mourning jewelry. Weight: 16.4 Grams Material: Shell...

It was a popular material for mourning jewelry during the Victorian era due to its dark color.

During the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, pearls were often used in mourning jewelry to symbolize tears, remembrance, and eternal devotion, giving the piece both emotiona...

This antique 18k yellow gold brooch pendant is a superb example of mid-19th century mourning jewelry, expertly crafted with intricate detailing and symbolic design.

The pendant is dating back to the early 20th century, and it belonged to the mourning jewelry. In the past, the pendant was also used a brooch, but the pin to attach it is missing no...

A rare and meaningful jewel, it embodies the artistry and sentimentality of antique mourning jewelry. Weight: 18.0 Grams Stone: Amethyst Measurements: 81.3 x 45.96 x 15.6mm Metal: Y...

During the early nineteenth century, pearls were traditionally used in mourning jewelry to represent tears and remembrance, while black enamel signified devotion and memorial.

The bezel contains a glazed compartment preserving the woven hair of the deceased, a deeply personal memorial element characteristic of nineteenth-century mourning jewellery. The rev...

The extended length of the necklace allows for draped or doubled wear, consistent with traditional mourning jewelry of the period. Weight: 69.6 Grams Stone: Jet, Pearl Measurements:...

Preserved in excellent antique condition, this powerful and elegant pendant is a significant acquisition for collectors of Victorian symbolist and mourning jewelry. [DETAILS] • Era: ...

The symbolic centerpiece dates to the late Georgian era, circa 1830, a time when mourning jewelry served as both a keepsake and an intimate expression of loss and memory.

The front is centered with a single natural pearl, offering a soft contrast to the deep black surface and reflecting the restrained symbolism typical of Victorian mourning jewelry. ...

A meaningful and elegant example of Victorian mourning jewelry with strong visual presence and historical character.

This is a lovely piece of Mourning jewelry, with many beautiful elements of the Georgian era.

The reverse likely once held a lock of hair or inscription, as was customary in mourning jewelry of the time. Beautifully preserved, this brooch is both a sentimental keepsake and a ...

This is one amazing piece of jewelry!! I'm totally in love with it! Crafted in 18K Yellow Gold, and topped in Silver, this gorgeous piece of Mourning jewelry features a beautiful Jet...

I have a long-held fascination with Victorian hair art and mourning jewelry, and this piece is full of amazing details.

The reverse reveals a classic Victorian pin fitting and an engraved gold frame, dated 1885, consistent with mourning jewelry of the period. The brooch retains its original character ...

Simply a wonderful piece of mourning jewelry! Date: 19th Century Overall Condition: It is in overall good, as-pictured, used estate condition, with some fine & light surface scratc...

Refined and symbolic, this piece is a beautiful example of Victorian craftsmanship and mourning jewelry design. Weight: 21.2 Grams Stone: Amethyst, Seed Pearl, Diamond Measurements...

Such a beautiful and luxurious mourning piece, perfect for the collector of mourning jewellery.

Mourning jewelry from this time often combined woven hair with pearls, symbolizing tears, or black enamel, representing grief.

This pendant represents the mourning jewelry that was worn during the Victorian Era in England and was widely adopted in other European countries.

Typical of Victorian mourning jewelry, the use of deep black jet symbolizes remembrance, while the intricate goldwork reflects the era’s attention to detail and craftsmanship.

A really beautiful piece of mourning jewellery from the Edwardian period which would be a beautiful addition to a stack of gold bands.

An exquisite piece of Victorian Mourning Jewelry. The pin is made up of either French Jet or Black Onyx and Seed Pearls set in 14 Kt Gold.

Simply a wonderful piece of Victorian mourning jewelry! Date: 19th Century Overall Condition: It is in overall good, as-pictured, used estate condition.

Overlaid atop the amethyst is a finely detailed star motif in gold, set with a single lustrous pearl at its center—an element often symbolizing purity and eternal love in mourning je...

The carving shows strong neoclassical influence, typical of late 18th-century commemorative jewellery. The cameo is set against a deep purple enamel ground, a material commonly used...

This unisex signet ring is inspired by mourning jewelry and symbolic talismans that reflect on mortality, transformation, and the afterlife.

Mourning Jewellery has a long & fascinating history, going back to as far as Middle Ages, nowadays these pieces are exceptionally rare, unrivalled in value & highly collectable T...

Mourning jewellery was extremely popular during the Georgian period, and pieces were made to commemorate the deceased.

The onyx is centrally mounted with a delicate rose-cut diamond, adding a subtle point of light against the rich, somber ground-an iconic feature of Victorian mourning jewelry. The g...

In the Netherlands, mourning jewelry followed European fashion while maintaining regional goldsmithing traditions, often incorporating detailed filigree and cannetille elements as se...

Snakes were also often used in mourning jewelry of the time It is currently a size N (UK), 6 2/3 (US), and can be re-sized free of charge.

The dark beauty of Mourning jewellery, so wearable and desirable in modern life style, dramatic an eye-catching yet meaningful and collectible along the time This large rectangular s...

This tradition extended to several countries, including the Netherlands, where mourning jewelry became a significant part of cultural heritage.

Although Mourning Jewelry has a long & fascinating history, going back to as far as Middle Ages, its popularity reached its peak during the reign of Queen Victoria (1837 - 1901...

The design draws inspiration from Victorian mourning jewelry and Memento Mori traditions, where sacred symbols served as reminders of faith, devotion, and the eternal nature of the s...

Materials: Genuine jet, enamel cloisonné beads, gold-filled clasp Style: Y-necklace with tassel drop Period: Early 20th century Origin: European Color palette: Deep black with gold, ...