Antique Victorian Snake Bangle Rolled Gold Carnelian

Antique Victorian Snake Bangle Rolled Gold CarnelianIn the 19th century, the coiled serpent became a cherished symbol of eternal love, its circular form representing a bond with no beginning and no end. This exquisite antique Victorian snake bangle was crafted by German designer Andreas Daub and is crafted from warm rolled gold, with faceted scales encircling the band, leading to an ornately chased serpent head at each end. Preserved in excellent condition, this elegant bangle has developed a rich

It’s complete with the maker’s mark “H

Christopher medal (Dated 1969)

arranged in a scalloped “target” design

whilst the “One Shilling” on the front has been carefully sanded away

hooks) x Width 14mm x Depth 14mm

Their jewellery was celebrated for its elaborate and colourful design that took inspiration from 16th century Renaissance pieces

featuring pierced paper-clip links interspersed with long navette bars embellished with delicate floral engraving and completed with a secure tube clasp at the end

and the fleetingness of time

CONDITION: Excellent – One small acid test mark at the back

It comprises five interconnected cable-link chains fused into one thick band and features two large box clasps that enable it to be separated and worn as two matching bracelets as well

Maker’s mark (M&L)

ITEM NUMBER: 22-428V