Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - Three Serpents, rubies





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Unisex 18 kt yellow gold Art Nouveau ring from France, circa 1850–1900, weight 4.18 g, EU size 51, featuring three serpent heads with three natural rubies, handmade, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear, no laboratory report.
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French antique ring "Trois Serpents" with natural rubies
Exceptional and very rare ring. The main motif consists of three snake heads, a symbol of eternity, protection, wisdom, and an indissoluble bond. Pieces with three snake heads are decidedly rarer than the common versions with a single head.
- France, circa 1900
- 18 kt gold
- 3 natural rubies
- Original goldsmith workmanship done by hand
- Weight: 4.18 g
- Diameter: 16 mm
- Gold tested. The ring is unhallmarked as the size was altered in the past.
French antique ring "Trois Serpents" with natural rubies
Exceptional and very rare ring. The main motif consists of three snake heads, a symbol of eternity, protection, wisdom, and an indissoluble bond. Pieces with three snake heads are decidedly rarer than the common versions with a single head.
- France, circa 1900
- 18 kt gold
- 3 natural rubies
- Original goldsmith workmanship done by hand
- Weight: 4.18 g
- Diameter: 16 mm
- Gold tested. The ring is unhallmarked as the size was altered in the past.
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