Jewelry
Georgian Paste Shoe Buckles
Buckles were made to be attached to the shoe's two straps, or latchets, securing them over the instep... Read More →
Lover’s Eye Brooches
The eye brooch, or lover's eyes, was an unusual variation of the portrait miniature... Read More →
Georgian Mourning Brooches
Mourning/grief was one of the two categories of sentimental jewelry (the other was love)... Read More →
Georgian Hearts
Heart-shaped jewels have been around since medieval times, but those in this collection are specific to the Georgian era... Read More →
Woven-Hair Lace Pins
This collection is comprised of lace pins that include a central panel of woven hair under glass... Read More →
Quizzing Glasses
A "quizzing glass" was a single magnifying lens on a handle... Read More →
Ring with Vinaigrette
The center of this ring holds a tiny vinaigrette, about ⅛” across... Read More →
Georgian Knee Buckles
Breeches fastened just below the knee with either buttons, ties, or... Read More →
Georgian Stock Buckles
Stock buckles were worn at the back of the neck to hold in place the starched or stiffened stock... Read More →
Silhouette Jewelry
Silhouettes were set into all sorts of jewelry: rings, brooches, lockets, bracelets... Read More →