This graceful set draws inspiration from the Edwardian era (1901-1910), characterized by the use of delicate platinum and diamonds in jewelry. The long, slender marquise-cut stones and the fine craftsmanship resemble the refined taste of Queen Alexandra, who was known for popularizing such intricate and light styles. The use of platinum with clear gemstones was highly fashionable during this period, symbolizing both wealth and sophistication, making this set a tribute to the opulence and elegance of early 20th-century jewelry.
