Victorian Snake Charm of 18k & 10k Gold egyptian ring Snakes continually shed their skin

Snakes continually shed their skin and are considered an ancient symbol of re-birth and renewal

A superb blue enamel locket from the early 1900s (circa 1905-1920)

and it is mounted on a 14k gold band

This striking Art Deco ring (circa 1920–1930) showcases a vivid purple foil-backed synthetic sapphire

Each leaf of the clover is set with a richly colored gemstone: amethyst

Victorian Snake Charm of 18k & 10k Gold egyptian ring Snakes continually shed their skinA captivating Victorian charm featuring a sinuous 18k green gold snake coiled around a 10k rose gold branch, its head set with a single rose cut diamond that lends a subtle, antique sparkle. The striking contrast of green and rose goldhallmarks of 19th century craftsmanshipbeautifully accentuates the serpents symbolic associations with protection, eternity, and renewal. The charm measures approximately 1 inch from the top of the jump ring to the