​Victorian Snake Ring

Overview:

Elaborate Victorian era snake ring (circa 1901), crafted in 14 karat yellow gold. 

One estimated 0.30 carat (center) and two approx. .10 carat old mine cut diamonds adorn the mount. The total diamond weight is estimated at 0.50 carats (estimated at I color and I1 clarity).

The snakes represent eternal love. 

The band is engraved "H.L to H.A Nov 16, 1901"

The ring is in excellent original condition with some very minor wear evident and considered appropriate given the age of the ring.

Particulars:

Weight: 6.7 grams

Stones:  One estimated 0.30 carat (center) and two approx. .10 carat old mine cut diamonds adorn the mount. The total diamond weight is estimated at 0.50 carats (estimated at I color and I1 clarity).

Size & Measurements: The ring is a size 8 1/2 (sizable). The mount measures 10mm in width (0.39 inches), rising 4mm from the finger.

Metal & Hallmark: Solid 14 karat yellow gold. The ring is not hallmarked though it has tested positive for 14 karat gold.

 

Lot G4621