For Edwardian we have terms and definitions in 2 topics. The topics are Costume Jewelry and Jewelry.

Edwardian (Costume Jewelry)

An era in jewelry associated with the reign of King Edward VII of England (1901-1910). Delicate jewelry, with filigree work, bows, swags, and garlands characterize the period as well as dog collars that were popularized because of the long attractive neck of Queen Alexandra.

Edwardian (Jewelry)

Refers to the period during the reign of Edward VII of England (1901-1910), but the style has it's beginnings during the final years of Victoria's reign, and continued until shortly before World War I when the more geometric influences later to be called Art Deco began to make headway. In jewelry, this period was characterized by delicate filigree in white gold and platinum, with diamonds and pearls predominating, and colored stones used less frequently, producing a light, monochromatic look. Delicate bows, swags, and garland effects were used in necklaces and brooches. Both dog collars, and long fringed necklaces were also "in", being popularized by the graceful, long-necked Queen Alexandra.

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