Bell, Jeanenne., Collector’s Encyclopedia of Hairwork Jewellery, 1998, Collector Books (Ama...

Royalty was still the focus of the hairworking fashion for the 19th century, spanning through the...

Prior to the rise of the hairworking industry and its prominence in mainstream jewellery, gifts o...

George Washington was a unique individual. It’s redundant to speak about his importance to ...

This piece dedicated to Charles I is a display of affection that would eventually generate the po...

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There is a delicate sentimentality in Stuart period jewels which reflect a burgeoning sense of lo...

Hair is a remarkable material for remembrance and love. While not considered the token of friends...

Historical sentimentality, regardless of era, culture or status still relies on the very nature o...

Death, as an identification of mortality in a mourning jewel, began using the most obvious tropes...

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