The Story & History
A superb 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 characteristic of the elegant, refined jewellery of the period. Designed to allow the diamonds to take centre stage, the bracelet is set throughout with approximately four carats of Old European-cut diamonds, creating a continuous line of lively brilliance.
The Edwardian period was renowned for its use of platinum and finely articulated diamond jewellery, with designs becoming increasingly light, elegant and focused on the natural beauty of the stones. This bracelet captures that aesthetic beautifully.
Design & Details
The bracelet is box set throughout with approximately four carats of Old European-cut diamonds, each selected for its attractive combination of H colour and VS clarity.
The Old European cutOld 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 gives the diamonds a wonderfully distinctive appearance, with broader facets and a softer, more romantic scintillation than the highly precise brilliantBrilliant Cut is a style of diamond cutting designed to maximise the return of light through the stone and create a bright, lively appearance. The modern round brilliant cut is... More cuts that followed. Set closely together in a continuous articulated line, the stones create an elegant and substantial display of diamond.
Styling & Wearability
At a little over seven inches in length, this is an exceptionally wearable bracelet, sitting beautifully around the wrist while offering considerable presence.
Its restrained Edwardian design makes it equally appealing worn alone as an elegant statement of classic diamond jewellery, or layered with other fine bracelets for a more contemporary look.














