Georgian Jewelry (1710s to 1830s) | A. Brandt + Son

Georgian jewelry spans four monarchs and more than a century of entirely handmade design, from the 1710s through the 1830s. Because every piece predates mass production, survivors are rare and highly collectible. This collection brings together authentic Georgian rings, pendants, and brooches, each one hand-selected by Annette and Elan Brandt, dated to its period, and condition-graded before it reaches you.

Why Buyers Trust A. Brandt + Son

For nearly four decades, buyers across the country have trusted A. Brandt + Son for authentic antique and estate jewelry. Many travel to our Narberth showroom to see a piece in person, and every order, near or far, carries the same guarantees.

Authenticity Guarantee

Every piece is hand-selected, dated to its era, condition-graded, and backed by our guarantee.

Complimentary 2-Day Shipping

All domestic orders ship complimentary UPS 2nd Day Air, signature required and fully insured.

Complimentary Sizing

Most antique rings include complimentary sizing, and we say upfront when a setting cannot be sized.

Hassle-Free Returns

If a piece is not right, return it within our window in its original condition, no hassle.

When did the Georgian era begin and end?

The Georgian era runs from roughly the 1710s through the 1830s, covering the reigns of the first four King Georges. It precedes the Victorian period, which begins in 1837, so Georgian jewelry is among the oldest antique jewelry a collector can realistically own.

Why is Georgian jewelry so rare?

Georgian jewelry was made entirely by hand in small quantities, and much of it was later melted down or reset as styles changed. Surviving pieces are scarce, which is why each one is treated as a collectible rarity and condition-graded before we offer it.

What stones are typical in Georgian jewelry?

Expect rose cut and old mine cut diamonds, garnet, topaz, chrysoberyl, foiled paste, and seed pearls. Stones sit in closed-back, often foil-backed settings that were designed to glow by candlelight rather than to maximize modern brilliance.

Can Georgian rings be resized or worn daily?

Some can be gently sized, but Georgian settings are delicate and often foil-backed, so we advise on each piece individually. We recommend saving the most fragile examples for special occasions and will tell you upfront when a ring should not be resized.

Shop Our Timeless Collections of Antique and Vintage Jewelry

From Georgian rarities to Art Deco engagement rings, A. Brandt + Son brings together antique and estate jewelry you will not find anywhere else. Every collection is hand-selected by Annette and Elan Brandt, dated to its era, and offered with the guarantees that have defined the shop since 1988.

Shop online or visit our Narberth salon, and buy with the confidence of working directly with the family.

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Georgian 14k/Sterling Sapphire, Pearl, & Diamond Dangle Earrings

Georgian Sterling Silver Diamond Earrings

Georgian 14k/Sterling Silver Diamond Halo Ring

Georgian 18k/14k Enamel Fob Pendant Necklace

Georgian 14k/Sterling Silver Carnelian & Diamond Signet Ring

Georgian 14k/Sterling Silver Imperial Topaz Ring

Georgian 18k Double-Strand Chain Necklace 19"

Georgian 14k Garnet Riviera Necklace

Georgian 15k Repoussé Garnet Heart-Motif Locket Bracelet

Regency Russian 14k Gold/Sterling Silver Emerald & Diamond Line Bracelet

Georgian 18k Enamel Locket Ring

Georgian French 14k/Sterling Silver Diamond Pendant

Georgian Berlin Iron Hand Wrought Chain Necklace 38"

Georgian German 14k Portrait Ring

Georgian 14k and Sterling Silver Diamond and Enamel Urn Ring