Here we see a return to the roots! Artisans and jewelers wanted to reject the industrialization of jewelry and reclaim art back from the machine. A stark contrast to the Edwardian era, we can see how the Art Nouveau era spawned out of this movement. Each piece was made from start to finish by one artisan. Designs here were much simpler with a main focus being the intricacy of the metalwork over the gemstones contained within the piece. We only see gold and silver metalworking used here with the usual components of small diamonds, enamel, freshwater and blister pearls.