Mourning Jewelry

Amethyst was used in antique mourning jewellery as it was believed to make a clear connection between the earth plane and other planes and worlds.

The square bezel is framed with intricate gold foliate engraving, enriched with black enamel scrollwork that extends across the decorative shoulders, embodying the artistry and symbo...

Black enamel was commonly used on mourning jewellery and is said to represent death.

This beautifully preserved antique mourning brooch is a poignant example of early Victorian sentimental jewelry, dated 1837.

The two bracelets weighs weighs 41.50 grams combined. Mourning Jewelry such as this pair of mourning bracelets were created to commemorate the deceased and often carried deep emotio...

This locket is no exception and is a must have for any collector of antique jewellery whether you are an avid collector of Mourning jewellery or just finding your first pieces at the...

A truly beautiful and scarce piece of Victorian mourning jewellery, lots of detailing packed into this impeccable piece.

A true beauty, this would be a fantastic gift for the collector of mourning jewellery or as a gift to yourself. Dated 18th century Georgian pieces are always in high demand and are ...

The ring measures 3mm in width and weighs 5.41 grams, offering a refined and understated presence consistent with Georgian mourning jewelry. It is presented in great antique conditio...

This beautiful piece of mourning jewellery is truly one of a kind. Set to the centre is a pale, lustrous seed pearl, in a square field of black enamel.

A genuine piece of living history preserved in gold for nearly two centuries, and still carrying those visceral feelings of love and heartbreak. Mourning jewelry was a Victorian obs...

An exceptional, fine and impressive enamel and seed pearl, 12 karat yellow gold mourning brooch; part of our diverse antique jewelry collections.

An impressive antique Victorian 1840s black enamel and 14 karat yellow gold mourning ring with hair; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections.

The forget-me-not, a sentimental image often seen in mourning jewelry, consists of a chrysoberyl cat’s eye surrounded by six old cut diamonds bead set into its petals.

Preserved in excellent antique condition, it offers a rare blend of Victorian mourning jewelry aesthetics and timeless floral romanticism.

Each row of diamonds is framed by black enamel detailing, a design element commonly associated with Victorian mourning jewelry. The enamel is bordered by decorative yellow gold scall...

During part of the the Victorian era from about 1860 to 1880, mourning jewelry was the height of fashion and black was a stylish color.

To the ancient Greeks the Greek Key symbolised infinity and the ‘eternal motion of things’, and as a result was often used in mourning jewellery. The buckle is complete with two sets...

Memories Keeper Superb Victorian period 1880 ca, large carved Onyx locket pendant with scroll open work at the top side further embellished with centre – not nucleated Natural Sea Pe...

The setting, crafted in 14k gold-plated silver, recalls the grace of Victorian mourning jewelry and Memento Mori talismans—objects of remembrance and renewal.

In this period Queen Victoria lost her beloved King Albert, therefore mourning jewellery became more popular in this period, since widows were expected to wear full mourning for two ...

The rubies set across the heart are associated with vitality and passion, and the black enamel follows the nineteenth-century craft tied to memory and mourning jewelry. J Dauphin wa...

Mourning jewelry was in style in Victorian England after Prince Albert died.

The buckle motif specifically carried strong sentimental meaning in the Victorian era — it appeared frequently in mourning jewelry, betrothal gifts, and friendship pieces, representi...

The Virgin Mary is carried for protection and grace, Saint Joseph for guardianship, and the three black diamonds at the base, drawn from Victorian mourning jewelry, for grounding str...

Historically used in mourning jewelry to encourage resilience, the gemstone functions here as a focal point within a modern architectural composition.

The deep blue enamel ground refers to archival mourning jewelry, functioning as a celestial map of the night sky and the passage of time.

On one side, it features beautifully woven hair encased behind glass, framed by a rectangular border of natural seed pearls—a typical hallmark of Victorian mourning jewellery. This p...

In this era Queen Victoria lost her beloved King Albert, therefore mourning jewellery became more popular in this period.

A magnificent, fine and impressive antique double strand 18 karat yellow gold necklace with a 15 karat yellow gold pearl clasp; part of our collection of mourning jewelry. This magn...

Out from the veil of Victorian mourning jewelry come something new – color and sinuous design that would forever alter our understanding of pleasing design and moving beauty.

In this period Queen Victoria lost her beloved King Albert, therefore mourning jewellery became more popular in this period.

In this period Queen Victoria lost her beloved King Albert, therefore mourning jewellery became more popular in this period.

In this period Queen Victoria lost her beloved King Albert, therefore mourning jewellery became more popular in this period.

Besides Victorian diamond jewelry, mourning jewelry massively gained its popularity, reflecting the Queen grieving state after Albert’s passing.

In this period Queen Victoria lost her beloved King Albert, therefore mourning jewellery became more popular in this period.

It was especially preferred for Victorian mourning jewelry. It is a mysterious gemstone because although it looks almost like a piece of silver when polished, a mirror-like metallic...

Besides Victorian diamond jewelry, mourning jewelry massively gained its popularity, reflecting the Queen grieving state after Albert’s passing.

This is a Victorian Style Mourning Brooch. It depicts an undulated wide onyx bar decorated with a very thin gold plate metal with a tiny flower with a seed pearl in the middle of it....

Antique Mourning Ring A yellow gold mourning ring with 20 pearls. Circa: 19th century Ring Size: 5.25 Complimentary resizing Metal Type: 14 karat gold

This is a wonderful 15ct rose gold mourning ring from the late Georgian era. The piece has been set with a centralised round window that features a small locket of hair and a border ...

Rare Beautiful Victorian Vulcanite Mourning Locket which has a missing top half of side hinge cover missing - and therefore comes apart as two sections But saying this the two piece...

Item Specifications: Metal: 14k yellow gold Gemstone: Seed pearls Gemstones Shape: sphere and round Diameter: 1.45" long, 0.80" wide Total Weight: 6.9 grams Condition: Preowne...

An Antique gold locket in the form of a heart inset with three memorial dioramas depicting mother-of pearl headstones with forget-me-knots, and weeping willows, in 18k. Sweden. 2 1/...

This mourning ring is an unusual and rare piece of history from the Georgian period. Hallmarked 1821, the words ‘In memory of DF’ is found across the centre of the ring within the t...

Antique mourning bar pin brooch featuring intricately braided and woven hair, surrounded by sea pearls and onyx. Crafted in gold and inscribed on the back “C.W. Jan 3d 1857”.

Item Specifications:​ Metal: 14k yellow gold Gemstone: Seed pearls Gemstones Shape: sphere and round Diameter: 2.2" long, 0.60" wide Total Weight: 4.1 grams Condition: Preown...

Antique Banded Agate Mourning Locket Necklace A yellow gold chain necklace suspending an oval agate locket pendant. The hinged locket opens to reveal a woven hair interior. Circa ...

With hallmarks dating to 1914, this mourning ring features a unique chalcedony central stone. Crafted in 18 carat yellow gold, the band features a checkerboard motif created with bla...

A fine antique mourning necklace. Comprising 53 graduated jet beads. Secured with a filled Victorian barrel clasp. Restrung on a later chain. Simply a wonderful necklace! Date:...

An impressive Victorian seed pearl and enamel, 15 karat yellow gold mourning brooch; part of our diverse antique jewelry collections.

An incredibly rare piece of history is seen in this Georgian Mourning pendant dates back 240 years. Created to memorialise the death of British Politician and Barrister John Bond the...

Intricately woven Victorian hair Brooch circa 1860's set in 14K gold. Measuring 1.36 inches x 1.16 inches. The Matching earrings are listed as well. This is out of a massive collecti...

An antique Georgian mourning ring, circa 1850, from the antique fine jewelry collection at Bracken Jewelers in Santa Monica, California.

Antique Victorian Mourning locket with a hand cut Central Opal Heart (13mm x 10mm) surrounded by eight mine cut natural diamonds (approx 1.5-1.75mm each) Crafted from Black onyx ston...

Very Large Antique Victorian Mourning brooch made from Black Whitby Jet and Cameo Shell depicting a soldier Pin is secure edging is in very good condition ( no damage ) Size 5cm x 4...

A wonderful and very special antique Georgian mourning urn pendant. It is designed as a memorial urn, a piece created for a loved one that needed to be remembered, it is decorated w...

A rare piece of history, this Mourning ring dated back to c.1902. A trio of pearls adorn the face of the piece, the central on being 3mm whilst the flanking pair are 2.25mm a piece. ...

A distinctive brooch featuring an intricate woven hair design encased in a circular frame. The piece is adorned with a bold geometric pattern in black and gold, meticulously crafted ...

Intricately carved picturesque Brooch with a Early C closure pin pin back. Hallmarked on the back, it has had a repair. Measuring 2.18 in. w x 1.84 in. top to bottom. Check our stor...