Ornate Georgian jewelry dates from 1714 to 1830; the Victorian era, 1837-1901, reflects Queen Victoria’s reign; and Edwardian, 1901-1910, refers to King Edward VII. The 1920s and 1930s are the ...

(Jeremie Souteyrat / The New York Times) Then into the Cast Courts, three huge galleries packed with full-size reproductions ...

Whether it’s a head-turning costume necklace from the 1970s or a piece of fine jewelry that predates the Victorian era ... Or is it a marriage of unrelated parts, a new reproduction, or has it been ...

An expert jewelry buyer predicts these pieces are about to be everywhere. Here, the biggest antique and vintage jewelry ...

Imagine a gene that promotes sexual reproduction, such as by making it more likely that a plant will reproduce via sexually produced seeds as opposed to some asexual process (e.g., budding ...

A decade of jewelry collecting has taught me that where you keep your treasures matters as much as the treasures themselves. Otherwise, you risk scuffed gold, tangled chains, or, even worse ...

Experience the elegance of the Victorian lifestyle as a tourist ... features an enchanting collection of antique reproductions and accessories, jewelry, books, paper dolls, and many other unique ...

The sweets were replaced by small gifts and paper hats in the late Victorian period, and remain in this form as an essential part of a modern Christmas. Decorating the home at Christmas also ...

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Harris Reed’s signature textures and undeniable romance feel like home, thanks to a collaboration with English wallpaper ...

Learn more about it. A piece of jewelry can be more than just a beautiful accessory. Instead, it can represent a powerful emotional connection to a person, symbolize a relationship, or simply ...

Topics include: life as a Victorian chimney-sweep, Victorian servants, Victorian railways, famous Victorians, Victorian inventions, Queen Victoria, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Victorian children.