Victorian Gold tassel charms in the United Kingdom hold significant meaning, influenced by the cultural, historical and aesthetic values of the Victorian era (1837 - 1901). Their design and symbolism often reflect the era’s fascination with sentimentality, craftsmanship, and meaning in jewelry. The tassel’s threads or stands represent ties or bonds that remain interconnected, often symbolizing unity and loyalty. Tassels were not only symbolic but also decorative. The Victorians admired orante and detailed designs, and tassel charms often showcased the high level of craftsmanship typical of the period. (I just love their movement.)
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