Victorian hair jewelry featured at Rosenberg
GALVESTON — The Rosenberg Library Museum features Victorian hair jewelry as the January Treasure of the Month.Hair jewelry, whether handmade or professionally crafted, was popular during the height of romanticism that characterized the Victorian era. These 19th century pieces were crafted as tokens of love, friendship or in memory of a beloved family member. Pieces often took the form of broaches, necklaces and bracelets and were made stylish in Europe by Scandinavian crafters and Queen Victoria.
The pieces on display range in date from 1840 to 1880. The museum’s collection of hair jewelry was donated by Helen Ebert, 1968; Shelby Z. Mowat, 1975; and Catherine D. Gauss, 1985.
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