Lace, frills, buttons, patterns, pearls and filigree, put those together, and what do you get? Victorian clothing and this month's second treasury! :D
This lovely necklace trinketsforkeeps, is both ornate and simple. I love the filigree at the top.
I love the color in this pin. pegasus22’s description is great too, talking about how the brooch is great for “ hats, fascinators, decorations, centerpieces, and more”. I had to go look up what a fascinator was afterwards though XD
While technically not a piece of jewelry, Blackpin’s hat is too lovely to leave off the list!
LeBoudoirNoir ‘s choker makes me think of heading out to the opera or ballet for the night.
This cameo from RemoteLuxury brings to mind the Victorian memento mori jewelry.
These earrings from Arabescque are so cute! They look like the side of a teacup.
The Victorians had a love of travel, and many styles of jewelry and artifacts from around the world were given a revival due to that. BoxOfLostSouls’s neo byzantine ring fits the bill.
I’m not usually one for lace, but this set by DIDIcrochet is just stunning. I especially love the arched shapes on the necklace.
Baronyka’s raven earrings are absolutely lovely. The edging is so intricate, and I can’t figure out how it was done D:
A common thing in Victorian times was to carry around smelling salts or potpourri to keep away smells. Curiosities212’s necklace brings that to mind.
A lovely pair of earrings of a woman with a bird from luvintage.
Ricksonjewellery has taken what was mourning jewelry, and turned it into a beautiful, personal piece.
While leather was not exactly the go to jewelry choice for those of the Victorian times, the swirls and curls of this gorgeous cuff bring to mind the elaborate dresses of the period. For me at least.
by TomBanwell
This chased heart from chicfragments is an antique scent box and rosary. I love the design, and how it’s not quite perfect.
Cute earrings by gooseberrystudio based on the show Downton Abbey.
Mazes, locks and keys, and riddles were all common pastimes during the Victorian era (and well past it really) and this cute locket by iluxo brings that to mind.
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