Victorian jewelry refers to the ornate and romantic designs popular during the reign of Queen Victoria (1837–1901). Known for its intricate detailing, it often featured motifs such as flowers, hearts, bows, and cameos, with a focus on sentimentality and symbolism. Materials ranged from gold, silver, and gemstones to unique materials like jet and garnets. Victorian jewelry was typically made in styles like lockets, brooches, rings, and necklaces, and often reflected the evolving fashion trends of the era, from the grandiose early Victorian pieces to the more delicate and restrained late Victorian designs.