Late Victorian Serpent Bangle scottish and was likely initially created
Description
and was likely initially created as a pocket watch fob to be worn on the end of the chain
Already a potent enough symbol
the main event being a mouth-watering 2
concave underneath
Mid 20th century maximalism… while minimalism was more-or-less the prevailing current throughout the artistic and aesthetic landscapes of the 20th century (certainly post WW2)
Late Victorian Serpent Bangle scottish and was likely initially createdDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 Cool antique snake bangle dating from the late Victorian period, circa 1900. The serpent coils twice around the wrist, before curling its tail around its neck. Two gold balls punctuate the shoulders and it's crafted in rosy 9 carat gold with garnet eyes and a hinge on one side allowing it to be worn close to the wrist. STONES Garnet MEASUREMENTS Wearable length: 6. 5 inches WEIGHT 5. 6g MARKS Stamped 9ct CONDITION A couple
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