1899 Victorian Weighty Double Snake Ring Diamond continental and a pear cut yellow

and a pear cut yellow sapphire for the insect body take off together with other white and colored diamonds to form a pendant necklace that touches your heart

25 carats gently rests within an eight-sided octagonal bezel

it is hard to find too many portraits of women from the period without at least one bow

Historical Notes: Tessier's had a long and varied history dating back to 1841 with the name of Griffin & Tessier

1899 Victorian Weighty Double Snake Ring Diamond continental and a pear cut yellowWhat is it about this ring? It just calls out to you in all its incandescent glory, honeyed splendor. Glowing with burnished goodness, it is one of our favorites of all time. Every bit as luminous as in the photographs, this radiant double snake ring was created in 18k gold in Birmingham in 1899, This is simply an irresistible, unusual example of the serpent ring and ideal as a gender neutral ring. Two opposing snakes, one with an incised snakeskin