Antique Snake Ring of 18k Gold Egyptian Revival or remembrance

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This elegant ring is 14k gold with a vibrant blue enamel dome accented by rose cut diamonds

This finely rendered seahorse charm was originally a 14k gold tie tack (1950-1960) transformed with the addition of a 14k gold jump ring bail

The face of the ring was originally an antique pin (circa 1900-1910) transformed with the addition of a 14k gold band

The piece features three heart shaped moonstones with red and clear glass accents

Antique Snake Ring of 18k Gold Egyptian Revival or remembranceA bold antique ring from 1906, designed as a sculptural wrap around snake crafted in 18 karat gold and assayed in Chester, England. The sinuous form coils elegantly around the finger, embodying the serpents enduring symbolism of eternity, transformation, and protectionmotifs especially beloved in late Victorian and early 20th century jewelry. The face of the ring measures 0. 5 inches north to south and weighs 12. 23 grams, offering a significant and