Art Deco Diamond Coiled Snake Ring egyptian revival Most charms stamped SILVER or

Most charms stamped SILVER or STERLING SILVER

The ring is crafted in 18 karat gold with channeled shoulder detailing and English hallmarks from the year 1872

The teal coloured stones rest in foil-backed settings

with modernist style big block capital letters that stand out on a textured background

and signed Boucheron Paris

Art Deco Diamond Coiled Snake Ring egyptian revival Most charms stamped SILVER orDATE: Art Deco, c. 1934 Cool Art Deco coiled snake ring, which coils three times around the finger, with two bright old cut diamonds for eyes. Crafted in 18 karat gold throughout with full English hallmarks dating to the year 1934. One of the earliest representations of snake rings dates back to greek mythology. Back then, snake rings were worn to honour the healing god, Asclepius. Asclepius was killed by Zeus who struck him down with lightning,