Vintage Gold Jewelry
There are many different types of jewelry that fall in to the category of Vintage Gold Jewelry. Vintage Jewelry dates back to the early 1700’s we are primarily looking at the later forms of Vintage Gold Jewelry such as: Art Nouveau Jewelry, Edwardian Jewelry Art Deco Jewelry and Retro Jewelry which all date from the late 1800’s to the early 1960’s. Art Nouveau Vintage Gold Jewelry was inspired in France and America and features designs such as flowers and butterflies. This type of Vintage Jewelry was made famous by makers such as Rene Jules Lalique and Louis Comfort Tiffany and is highly sought after today! Edwardian Vintage Jewelry was made popular when Queen Victoria died and her son Edward became King. This Vintage Gold Jewelry featured elaborate designs and expensive gem stones such as Diamonds, Rubies and Emeralds. The Art Deco Vintage Jewelry was inspired by the Art of the American Indian, ancient Egyptian, and Greek and Roman architecture. Retro Jewelry was made popular by Hollywood and usually consisted of colorful and elaborate designs worn by celebrities. Common Retro Vintage Gold Jewelry worn was large cocktail rings, bracelets, watches, necklaces and charm bracelets.
Estate Jewelry should not be confused with Vintage Gold Jewelry which is very period specific. However buying or looking for Estate Jewelry often uncovers some great Vintage Jewelry finds that may have been handed down through the generations. Great sources to find undiscovered Estate Jewelry are often close to home like Consignment Jewelry stores, Antique Stores and even pawn shops. Buyers and Sellers of Fine Estate Jewelry and Antique Jewelry or Vintage Gold Jewelry often frequent and do business with these types of stores. Typically in consignment jewelry stores or antique stores you can find some great estate jewelry and many times highly collectible Vintage Gold Jewelry at some of the best prices around your market.