Victorian Coiled Snake Ring

Victorian Coiled Snake RingCool Victorian snake ring dating from the 1870s. The serpent has been given a cheeky, cartoonish grin, coiling around the finger three times with a zig zagged tail. Built in 15ct rosy gold with old mine cut diamond brain, ruby set eyes and a velvety 'old gold' patina. Made in England in the 1870s. Era: Victorian, circa 1870 Ring size: V 1 2 or 10. 75 Width at head: 11. 6mm Width of band: 7. 7mm Weight: 7. 1 grams Stones: Old Mine Cut Diamond & Rubies

2mm (larger)

and feature wonderfully intricate applied goldwork

The Etruscans occupied the region formerly known as Etruria on Italian peninsula (modern day Tuscany) before the rise of Rome

4cm in diameter

Substantial enough to be unisex but its hollow construction means it's not going to break the bank (or your wrist)

and jewellers who drew influence from ancient techniques to produce unique creations of their own design

An early Art Deco negligee pendant set with sapphires and diamonds

two are garnet topped doublets

6mmStones: Onyx and pasteHallmarks: English

Medusa becomes the embodiment of female rage in the face of patriarchy and male violence

and inlays of stones like lapis

a figural fob wearing sapphire-set turban