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Garland Style: A jewelry style popular in the early 20th century made possible by the introduction of the widespread use of platinum and characterized by lightness and delicacy that employed motifs such as garlands, ribbon bows, swags, ...
Garland Style:
Popular during the Edwardian era, this style (which includes bows, swags, and tassels) was made famous by the house of Cartier who set the delicate design in platinum.
The pervasive garland style resulted in fabulous tiaras with festoons and loops suspending all manner of pendeloques, pearls and the like.
 See also: Yellow gold, Minerals, Gold, Movement, Gemstones
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