Victorian 18K Yellow Gold 0.25 Carat Diamond Snake Ring, Circa 1881
Victorian 18K yellow gold and diamond ring. A broad serpent coils three times around the finger in this Victorian ring, its smooth 18K yellow gold body ribbed with softly rounded bands. An Old Mine cut diamond sits flush in the snake’s head. Snake rings were a cherished symbol in Victorian England, representing eternal love and devotion, an idea that Queen Victoria’s own engagement ring helped make fashionable. Hallmarked in Birmingham, England, this ring dates to 1881-82, so its history is documented along with its charm.
Product Details
- Metal: 18K Yellow Gold
- Gem Details: 1 Old Mine Cut Diamond (approx. 0.25 carat, I1 clarity, K/L color)
- Ring size: 7.5 and can be sized one size larger or smaller.
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