Ouroboros Antique

classic Ouroboros theme. Oh, and there's a tiny secret locket compartment to the back. For as long as

serpents, each chain is a single or pair ouroboros interlocking with the next all the way down to the ring

A fine antique gold box chain in the form of an Ouroboros snake with a pavé turquoise head and tail

India, circa 1880. A large scale pair of cast iron snake mirrors, each cast devouring its own tail. Measures: Diameter 41 in. ​Depth 3 in.

Pair of Curvaceous Italian Chairs with Gilt Ouroboros Decoration, believed to be late 19th or early

Symbolic and steeped in sentiment, this antique mourning pendant (dated 1848) features a beautiful snake coiled protectively around a luminous pearl, crafted in warm 12k gold and ric...

An amazing antique, early Victorian snake or serpent ouroboros bracelet. The bracelet is made from

A sweet little antique Georgian era ouroboros mourning brooch or pin. The Ouroboros is a depiction

, all appearing to be original to the piece. The brooch is encircled by an ouroboros (a snake devouring

An Italian walnut parcel-gilt bench from the mid-19th century, with pierced supports, ouroboros

clarity). The sweet Victorian 'ouroboros' ring is set with an old rose cut diamond to the head of the

An antique gold necklace in the form of an ouroboros snake comprised of articulated scaled links

'Ouroboros', a circular self-eating snake. While the aged angel symbolizes the progress and transience of

, infinity and rebirth. It is known as an Ouroboros and is a motif that has been found throughout time and

"Ouroboros" Victorian snake bracelet. Ouroboros is Greek and refers to a "snake devouring its tail." This

this case, a snake eating it tail, an ouroboros, was first popularized in Victorian jewelry as a

. The snake with its tail in its mouth, an ouroboros, was popular as a symbol of eternal life and was

seen in profusion on necklaces in the form of the ouroboros, or snake biting its tail; like the forget

diamond and ruby eyes. Like the ancient ouroboros which depicts a snake biting its tail, it symbolizes

and the divine; for the Greeks, the full circle formed by a serpent eating its tail - the ouroboros

mascaron mount with an oval handle, reminiscent of an ouroboros, emanating from the mouth. A third mascaron

Greeks, the full circle formed by a serpent eating its tail - the ouroboros, which literally means "tail

its tail in its mouth references the ancient ouroboros symbol and its connotations of eternity and

Ouroboros, a depiction of a snake eating its own tail that originated in Egypt in 14th century BC. Out

This wonderful Georgian ouroboros snake ring, or Greek for snake swallowing its tail (literally

The sweetest little antique Georgian era Ouroboros mourning brooch or pin. Georgian Ouroboros

There is nothing not to love about this stunning antique, Georgian era ouroboros gold quizzing

example of an Ouroboros, Nordic way. World Serpent was in minds of all true Vikings and it was often

, infinity and rebirth. It is known as an Ouroboros and is a motif that has been found throughout time and

form of ouroboros emerge from the shoulders to pass through the body. The body featuring a strong

with a diamond and an amethyst. The Ouroboros symbolizes infinity, eternity, and the cyclical nature

mystical symbols, the ouroboros, which originated in ancient Egypt but whose name is Greek meaning, “tail

mystical symbols, the ouroboros, which originated in ancient Egypt but whose name is Greek meaning, “tail

frets and a laurel swag to the top. The handle is Ouroboros, symbol of eternal life. The dial is

added sparkle.  The snake shown biting its own tail making this an ouroboros. This was a very popular

the 19th century, the fascination with the ancient Egyptian symbol of the Ouroboros and the

added sparkle.  The snake shown biting its own tail making this an ouroboros. This was a very popular

Ouroboros (a serpent biting its own tail, symbolizing eternity) and flanked by the legion d'honneur and a

, transformation, immortality, and healing. The ouroboros is a symbol of eternity and continual renewal of life

, the motif of a snake eating its own tale (the ouroboros) symbolized the cyclical nature of life, and

detailed ouroboros, or snake eating its own tail, boarders the pendant. The serpent is realistically

A beautiful Georgian Ouroboros mourning brooch, set with a halo of pearls around a glass locket

The mountings on this clock are all bronze, with a magnificent bezel depicting the Ouroboros (a

PAIR OF BRONZE RENAISSANCE REVIVAL SCONCES...OUROBOROS ...MADE BY BRADLEY & HUBBARD IN HARTFORD

A Victorian snake bangle in the form of an ouroboros, with blue enamel decoration, and set with

cut steel carry handles and to the top a serpent eating it's own tail. This is known as "Ouroboros" a

with Oak leaves and Acorns design mount (symbol of strength, fertility and immortality) with Ouroboros

lion with a human head with a surround of the Ouroboros This gem is considered to be Hellenistic circa