Hallmarked 1918 9K Ruby Double Headed Snake Ring

Substantial 18K antique triple banded Victorian snake ring set with 2 diamonds as the snake's eyes, lightly engraved scale marks at the top of the head, a curving tail and derpy smil...

Solid and chunky 18K antique quadruple banded Victorian snake ring hallmarked for London in 1902. The snake has a friendly smile and sweet derpy face and stylized gold eyes, all deta...

Our 18K gold Hallmarked Birmingham 1903 snake ring has 2 ruby eyes and 5 diamonds decorating its head. Since ancient times snakes have been seen as a symbol for “Eternal love” and "...

Our 18K snake ring is studded with a round diamond on its head and is crafted of a rich yellow gold. The richness of the gold-work is a feature of this ring. Note how the goldsmith c...

This fabulous diamond and ruby 15-carat double snake ring is a lovely Victorian find. During the Victorian era, two entwined serpents suggested love and were often given as a sign of...

This is a classic 9k gold snake ring that has two beautiful rhodolite garnets in the head of each snake. The snake heads interlock and the garnets are bead set into a mount that are carved to look like tulips. The oval rhodolite garnets are a deep purple pink and have a beautiful fire to their rich, reddish purple hue. The snakes have a cute mouth detail—almost like a smile—and their tails appear on each side of the ring. The wide ring band is ribbed into four sections that intertwine with the bodies of the snakes. Snakes are a popular motif in contemporary jewelry trends, but date back to the Victorian era, when Prince Albert gave Queen Victoria a...

Antique Victorian Ruby and Diamond 18K Gold Snake Ring circa 1880 A decorative snake ring from around 1880, made of 18K/750 yellow gold, elegantly twisted, the head finely chiseled ...

Antique Serpent Ring in solid 18K Orange Gold. Coiled body, head decorated with natural Ruby stone of fine quality measuring 5 mm x 4 mm x 2.9 mm ...