The most romantic ring that you can ever come across, two snakes meet in an eternal embrace, their intertwined forms symbolizing enduring devotion and celebrating growth. Throughout the Victorian era (and eras before) the serpent was cherished as a representation of everlasting commitment. Two souls choosing each other again and again throughout every stage of life. There is something so profound to me about this, as true love means that you evolve together and become better because of one another. Hand-crafted in 18k gold and dating to approximately 1898-1899, the ring bears twin hallmarks attesting to its period origins. The serpents' bodies shimmer with old mine cut diamonds, while delicate rose-cut diamond snake eyes lend them an irresistibly sweet expression. The gold has acquired a rich, warm patina over more than 120 years, a depth of character and glow that only time can grant.
Specification Victorian Era 1898-1899 JM.ML for James Masters and Mason Leete with Masters & Leete. Goldsmiths that were registered on January 11th, 1894 18k yellow gold with unique patina (pink in some areas!) Old mine cut diamonds: 0.26ctw 4 rose cut diamond chips 8.86mm wide 15mm snake head length 9.40g total weight
Condition Scratches visible on the gold. I had it recently retipped for fresh and daily wear. "3236" etched inside, possibly connected to the goldsmiths identification to the ring design
