A Victorian double snake gold bangle

A Victorian double snake gold bangle

Description

A Victorian double snake gold bangle, the two intertwined snakes, each with a realistically carved head, the eyes set with small rose-cut diamonds, all mounted in gold, to a hidden clasp, circa 1840, measuring 6.9 x 6.7 cm, 1.9 cm wide, gross weight 43.7 grams.

A charming Victorian gold ring presenting two intertwined snakes, with their sinuous forms intricately crafted, and their eyes adorned with small diamonds. Symbolizing enduring love and affection, these serpentine motifs gained popularity following Prince Albert’s proposal to Queen Victoria with a snake ring. With its elegant and versatile design, this ring is perfectly suited for any occasion, serving as a timeless symbol of grace and sophistication to be cherished for generations to come.