Bridgerton-inspired jewellery 😍
If you’ve ever been interested in looking like a Bridgerton character, or a Jane Austen character, or to just look beautiful and feel fancy, look no further ☺️ I proudly present some handmade jewellery pieces that could be found at London’s best regency balls without any doubt 🧐 Most of the necklaces and earrings in this page were sustainably handmade in London by me using vintage beads from the 1910s - 1980s, but I added a few original vintage jewellery pieces I curated that also fit the bill 🌈
This green earring and necklace sparkly set Penelope is wearing is basically the Bejewelled Surprise set!! This set comes in the cutest heart-shaped jewellery box and is an original rhinestone jewellery set from the 1950s.
Can I confirm these designs are historically accurate for the Georgian era? Not really 😬 The necklaces and earrings in this page were all loosely based on my memories of all Jane Austen movie adaptations I have ever watched - I actually made most of them before Bridgerton ever came out! Apparently Bridgerton fashion wasn’t meant to be historically correct either, so it’s all good 😅
If you’re searching for some cute sparkly-pearly-dangly earrings, look no further than the Fantasia earrings! This particular colourway is made with 1950s crackled glass stones, moonstone pink beads and pearly green drops made in Japan.
The main necklace in this fashion plate looks exactly like the Fancy Curtain Trimming Necklace currently available in the shop! An original 1980s vintage chain.
For sparkly rhinestone flower chains, make your way to the Delicate Gangster Flower Chain page 🌷🌼 They come in a choice of the cutest colours: Fuchsia pink, Lilac, Light Blue and Light Green!
Madame Delacroix is seen sporting a necklace with pearls and fancy stone pendant much like the Rapunzel necklace 👀
What were your favourite scenes in Bridgerton’s new season? Did you like season 2? I loved it but was disappointed there was no shirtless Rege-Jean :( At least I could still oggle the cute jewellery 😉