Edwardian dog collar necklace lace
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Edwardian dog collar necklace with lace patterns, a luxury high jewelry piece inspired by the early 20th century.
About this subject
The dog collar necklace, also called Edwardian choker, was popularized by Queen Alexandra of Denmark in the early 1900s. She wore wide necklaces to conceal a scar, sparking a lasting trend. Typical pieces combined platinum and diamonds in lace-like patterns achieved through filigree and millegrain settings. Renowned jewelers like Cartier and Fabergé created iconic examples. Modern versions reinterpret the aesthetic with minimalism while retaining luxury. The term 'dog collar' was coined by contemporary newspapers due to the visual resemblance to pet collars.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a dog collar necklace?
It is a close-fitting necklace, often wide, inspired by Edwardian jewelry from the early 20th century.
What is the origin of the dog collar necklace?
Popularized by Queen Alexandra of Denmark, who wore wide necklaces to conceal a scar on her neck.
How is lacework achieved in jewelry?
Through platinum filigree and millegrain setting techniques, which create delicate lace-like patterns.
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