Victorian Turquoise & Gold Ouroboros Snake Bracelet edwardian who could bear no rivalry
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who could bear no rivalry
in 1826 which later relocated to Birmingham before opening a showroom in Hatton Gardens
creating a swirl like pattern
Featuring the classic depiction of Christopher wading through a river with Jesus
A fine Victorian buckle ring dating from 1884
Victorian Turquoise & Gold Ouroboros Snake Bracelet edwardian who could bear no rivalryDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 A cool Victorian snake bracelet dating from circa, 1900. The serpent's head is set with a turquoise brain and two rose cut diamond eyes. Engraved detailing to the head to represent scales and it fastens from head to tail with a box clasp. The tubogas bracelet is crafted in 15k yellow gold throughout. Ouroboros is an emblematic serpent of Ancient Egypt and Greece, represented with it's tail in it's mouth, continually devouring
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