Antique Victorian 18k gold and garnet ring, 19th Century. Antique engagement ring symbol of eternal commitment.
Victorian snake garnet ring
Description
Victorian snake garnet ring in 18k yellow gold. This ring takes the form of a snake winding twice around the finger. The head of the snake is decorated with a round red garnet and delicately chiselled with patterns. It rests on the two rows formed by its body and surrounded by its tail. Ring of the 19th century, France.
Marked with a horse’s head (1838-1919)
Finger size: 56 EU or 7.5 US (adjustment possible)
Width of the ring : 10 mm
Condition : small chip on the garnet, invisible without loupe.
Weight : 2,37 gr
Historical point : the subject of the snake has always been very popular, especially in northern France where it was considered a symbol of eternal promise and commitment. Snake engagement rings became popular after Queen Victoria chose one for herself at her wedding to Prince Albert in 1840.
**The antique box is not sold with the item**
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