Chocker Collection

Mandy Rice Davies, pictured in 1986. Marilyn Davies, known as Mandy Rice-Davies (21 October 1944 - 18 December 2014), was a Welsh model

A beautiful and highly-detailed chromolithograph scrap portrait of Victoria (1819-1901), Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from 1837 until her death

Portrait of the Step Daughter, 1889
BAT54854 Portrait of the Step Daughter, 1889 by Fattori, Giovanni (1825-1908); Galleria d Arte Moderna, Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Tuscany, Italy; Photo eNicol Orsi Battaglini; Italian, out of copyright

Bisharin Girl - Egypt
Beautiful portrait photograph of a Bisharin Girl with braided hair, beads and long tunic - Egypt Date: circa 1910s

Edna May (1878-1948) - American actress and singer. As seen here, May was a popular postcard beauty; she was famous for her leading roles in Edwardian musical comedies. Date: 1905

Advert for Craven Cigarettes 1939

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"From Royal Souvenirs to Exotic Charms: The Timeless Allure of the Chocker" Step into a world of captivating history and mesmerizing beauty with the chocker, a fashion accessory that has stood the test of time. This iconic piece has adorned necks across generations, leaving its mark on various cultures and eras. Travel back to the early 20th century, where fashionable ladies proudly displayed their Coronation Souvenir Postcards featuring King George V and Queen Mary. These delicate tokens served as reminders of an era defined by elegance and regality. Venturing further eastward, we encounter a Bisharin Girl from Egypt gracefully wearing her chocker. A symbol of cultural identity and adornment, this intricate piece showcases the rich heritage woven into every thread. Fast forward to 1986 when Mandy Rice Davies effortlessly exudes glamour in her portrait. Her chocker adds a touch of sophistication to her ensemble, capturing the essence of timeless allure that transcends decades. Edna May's enchanting portrait from years gone by reveals another facet of this versatile accessory. With its ornate design gracing her neckline, it becomes clear why the chocker was favored by women seeking both style and individuality. The chromolithograph scrap portrait depicting Queen Victoria herself is yet another testament to the enduring charm of this jewelry staple. Fit for royalty, it embodies gracefulness while showcasing exquisite craftsmanship at its finest. Intriguingly titled "Portrait of the Step Daughter, " an 1889 masterpiece captures familial love intertwined with fashion trends. The young girl's demure smile is complemented by a dainty chocker adorning her neck—a subtle statement amidst familial bonds. Returning once again to Mandy Rice Davies' captivating image in 1986 reminds us how she effortlessly reinvented herself through different personas—each enhanced by carefully chosen accessories like her beloved chockers. It speaks volumes about their transformative power.