Victorian Coiled Snake Ring art nouveau it dates from the latter

it dates from the latter half of the 19th century - circa 1860

Crafted in 18 carat gold to set up a gorgeous colour contrast with the platinum settings

The remnants of what appears to be turquoise enamel are present in some of the engraved letters

It closes with a toggle clasp

Victorian Coiled Snake Ring art nouveau it dates from the latterVictorian snake ring dating from the mid 19th century, circa 1860. The serpent coils around the finger three times before turning his head to rest over his body. He's crafted in 15 carat gold with a silly, part open mouth, turquoise 'brain', cross hatched scales, and engraved facial details. The snake is one of the oldest and most widely used mythological symbols, featuring prominently in virtually every culture we know of stretching far back into