Victorian Garnet Turquoise and Gold Snake Bangle, Circa 1900
Victorian Garnet Turquoise and Gold Snake Bangle, Circa 1900
£6,900.00
Description
A Victorian garnet, turquoise and gold snake bangle, with an oval and pear shape cabochon garnet set in the head, with cabochon turquoise set in groups of three at either end and on either side, in rub over settings, with cabochon-cut garnet eyes; with floral and foliate engraving on the neck, body and tail tip; gold teeth and a tongue, with two hinges, mounted in 15ct gold, circa 1900. In Victorian symbolism the coiled snake represented eternal love.
| item details | |
|---|---|
| Origin | British |
| Period | Pre 1900 |
| Style | Victorian |
| Condition | Consistent with age |
| Materials | Gold |
| Yellow Gold | |
| Main Gemstone | Garnet |
| Main Gemstone Cut | Cabochon Cut |
| Carat for Gold | 15 K |
| Dimensions | Outside length approximately 180mm minimum, width 6.6mm, head width 16.3mm, inner measurement approximately 150mm minimum, adjustable. 25.1 grams |
| Secondary Gemstone | Turquoise |
| Secondary Gemstone Cut | Cabochon Cut |
Product REF: S61223T
