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Victorian Sentimental Jewels: Part 2 Lecture

Part 2 of this webinar deals with the rise of the miniature portrait, from cost to the talented painters. Their depictions of wealthy individuals held hidden messages of love between couples in both life and death.

Published 24/05/2024
Categorized as Lectures Tagged 19th Century, Albert, Fashion, Marriage, Prince Albert, Queen Victoria, Sentimental Jewels, Symbolism, Webinar

The History of Lover’s Eye Miniatures and Jewels Lecture

Part 2 of this webinar deals with the rise of the miniature portrait, from cost to the talented painters. Their depictions of wealthy individuals held hidden messages of love between couples in both life and death.

Published 04/05/2022
Categorized as Lectures Tagged 18th century, 19th Century, Eye Miniature, Fashion, george IV, Georgian Eye, Lovers Eye, Marriage, Mourning Jewels, prince of wales, Sentimental Jewels, Symbolism, Webinar

The History of Signet Rings Through the Ages

Signet rings denote status and legacy for a family since ancient times. In this live lecture, learn the history of signet rings from ancient Egypt through to the 20th century and discover their meaning.

Published 21/02/2022
Categorized as Lectures Tagged Ancient, Centuries, Custom, Cyphers, Early Modern, Egyptian, Gentleman, Greek, Male, Marriage, Medieval, Middle Ages, Modern, Monograms, Personal Rings, Religion, Roman, Signet Rings, Webinar

Victorian Sentimental Jewels: Part 1 Lecture

Part 2 of this webinar deals with the rise of the miniature portrait, from cost to the talented painters. Their depictions of wealthy individuals held hidden messages of love between couples in both life and death.

Published 21/02/2022
Categorized as Lectures Tagged 19th Century, Albert, Fashion, Marriage, Prince Albert, Queen Victoria, Sentimental Jewels, Symbolism, Webinar

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