Edwardian Diamond Line Bracelet

The Story & History

A magnificent antique EdwardianEdwardian jewellery refers to jewellery made during the reign of King Edward VII, from 1901 to 1910. The period was relatively short but is recognised for its elegant, refined designs... More diamond line bracelet, dating to circa 1910 and exemplifying the refined elegance of early 20th-century diamond jewellery. The bracelet is set with an impressive ten carats of Old European-cut diamonds, creating an exceptionally rich and continuous line of diamond.

The use of Old European-cut stones gives the bracelet a wonderfully romantic character, with the broad, lively facets producing the distinctive scintillation associated with diamonds of the period.

Design & Details

The bracelet is box set throughout with approximately ten carats of Old European-cut diamonds, mounted in 18kt white gold. The closely set stones form a continuous articulated line, allowing the bracelet to move naturally around the wrist while maintaining its impressive presence.

The combination of the substantial diamond weight, period Old EuropeanOld European Cut is an antique style of diamond cutting that became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly from around the 1890s through the 1930s. It... More cuts and elegant white-gold setting makes this an especially striking example of Edwardian diamond jewellery.

Styling & Wearability

Measuring approximately seven inches long, it is an elegant and substantial bracelet that can be worn beautifully on its own or paired with other fine bracelets.

The restrained Edwardian design remains timeless, allowing the diamonds themselves to provide the visual impact.