Mauve Diamond Serpent RingTHE STORY The only kind of slithering snake we'll let near us are those cast in gold and set with gemstones! This 18k gold serpent ring from the 1800s holds a pair of diamond eyes with a coiled body and tail that encompasses the ring design. This beauty was sourced in England and holds a hallmark for London. Metal: 18k gold Ring Size: 4 1 2 Primary Stone: diamond THE HISTORY: Queen Victoria brought snake jewelry into the fashion spotlight in the 1800s

Freemason's gold filled watch fob globe pendant

Birds were a popular and common motif in jewelry in Victorian and early 1800s jewelry

This restored sterling silver Victorian bangle from the late 1800s features a hand-embossed and beaded design details that still looks as modern today as it did in the 19th century

gold filled watch fob component and locket from the late 1800s with glass turquoise and black enameled celestial design details

This antique gold filled bracelet measures 2

This necklace measures a standard 20” on an antique 14k gold chain

These one-of-a-kind earrings are composed of:

but we love the intentional sentiment someone invested in the hand-engraved inscription

The pendant and toggle drop an additional 3” from the clasp

and drops 2" from the chain

clasp and various chains

The palm branch is incredibly rich in Biblical symbolism: from the Old Testament to the New