Hallmarked 1918 18K Double Headed Snake Ring w/ Diamond and Ruby Gemstones

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...

We love this patriotic red white and blue harem ring with its 3 rows of 5 sapphires, 5 diamonds and 5 rubies connected by a gold strap. This harem ring has particular significance in...

Era: Victorian Estate Composition: 18K Yellow Gold Primary Stones: Three Old European Cut Diamonds Total Carat Weight: Approximately 1 Carat Color/Clarity: I-J / VS1-2 Accent Stones:...

Edwardian Hungarian Diamond and Ruby 14k Yellow Gold Snake Ring. Featuring one old mine cut diamond weighing approximately 0.25 carats, graded I in color and SI in clarity. Accented ...

Dating to the Victorian era, this intricate ring is formed of two snakes intertwined together. Set atop each snake head is a different gem. On one, an old cut diamond weighing 0.25 c...

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...