Art Crafts (1890 - 1940)

The Arts & Crafts movement emerged as a reaction to industrial mass production. Designers sought to return craftsmanship to the center of decorative arts, emphasizing handmade techniques and natural materials. 

Jewelry from this period often features hand-hammered metals, cabochon gemstones, and simple, organic forms. Rather than focusing on precious stones, artisans value artistic integrity and honest materials. 

The movement helped redefine jewelry as an expression of individual artistry rather than mere luxury. 

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Edwardian (1900 - 1915)