A grand Antique early Edwardian ring depicting two coiled serpents entwined together. The snake’s heads meet at the front and both of their eyes are set with twinkling 0.03ct Brilliant cut Diamonds.

Serpent jewellery was popular in Victorian times, after Prince Albert gifted the young queen Victoria with a serpent ring during their courtship. Two entwined snakes represent loyalty, friendship and eternal love.

The ring is crafted in polished 18ct Yellow Gold and has a good solid weight to it. It is complete with London hallmarks within that date the piece to 1904.

WEIGHT: 13.6 grams

MEASURES: S in the UK or 9 ¼ USA - Can be sized, we offer this service for free, it takes approximately one week.

FACE MEASURES: Width 15mm x Height 12mm x Depth 3mm

BAND WIDTH: 5mm at the back – 12mm at the front

METAL: 18ct Yellow Gold

STONES: Brilliant cut Diamond (approx. 0.12ct total)

CLARITY: SI1 - H Colour

AGE: Edwardian. Dated 1904

ORIGIN: London, United Kingdom

MARKS: 18ct stamp, London hallmarks

CONDITION: Excellent

ITEM NUMBER: 20-312