Antique Ouroboros Snake Pendant of Enamel Pearl and 12k Gold

A captivating antique pendant depicting a mythical dragon or griffin, exquisitely crafted in solid 10k gold. The creature’s fierce grace is accentuated by a lustrous pearl spear held...

Celestial and symbolic, this antique crescent moon pendant (circa 1910) was originally a brooch, later transformed with the addition of a 14k gold bail for modern wear. The crescent ...

Rich in symbolism and antique charm, this exquisite pendant features a sparkling diamond and pearl studded anchor gracefully set atop a polished onyx disk. A timeless emblem of hope,...

A masterful expression of Victorian symbolism and craftsmanship, this antique hand pendant (circa 1860–1870) is an exceptional jewel transformed from its original brooch form into a ...

Period: 19th century Length: 41,9 cm Weight: approx. 28.5 gr This particular necklace from the mid-19th century is made of 18-carat gold and is characterized by a chain articulated ...

This is a small snake covered in green stones or enamel and holding a small Diamond on one side and two ruby eyes on the other side. This comes out of Austria and I put a beautiful ...

This is a very rare antique Victorian Snake Pendant Necklace depicting a snake or serpent wrapped around a Wishbone with a natural Pearl egg or globe. The snake is beautifully created with stunning three dimensional design in 10 Karat yellow gold. The dramatic design with the head of the snake reaching out to touch the pearl is particularly wonderful and adds greatly to the mystique of the jewel. The egg or globe is a gorgeous natural Pearl adding to the nature inspired imagery of the pendant. The element of Good Luck with the snake wrapping around the Wishbone is such fabulous imagery and is sure to bring good luck to the wearer. The snake pendant dates to circa 1850-1900. It is extremely rare to find these early snake jewels...

Indulge in a fabulous rare antique Victorian Snake Serpent Necklace with a Heart Locket Pendant hanging from its mouth. The snake necklace dating to circa 1840. The serpent snake h...