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A Victorian coral and diamond stick pin, the drop-shaped coral measuring approximately 9.85×7.8mm surrounded by a coiled gold snake encrusted with twenty-two rose-cut diamonds estimated to weigh 0.14 crats in total, mounted in silver with a red and colourless foil to the back, all to a yellow gold back and pin, circa 1880, the jewelled part has indistinctive mark, measures approximately 2.0×1.2cm, the pin is 6.5cm long, gross weight 3.5 grams.
A novel coral and diamond snake stick pin. Coral was prized jewellery material during the Victorian period and the motif of the serpent for Queen Victoria symbolised eternal love and the promise of happily ever after. This chic design would be a tasteful addition to the centre front of an evening gown or upon the lapel of a jacket
A Victorian coral and diamond stick pin, the drop-shaped coral measuring approximately 9.85×7.8mm surrounded by a coiled gold snake encrusted with twenty-two rose-cut diamonds estimated to weigh 0.14 crats in total, mounted in silver with a red and colourless foil ...
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