Edwardian 18ct Gold Double Serpent Diamond Ring Birmingham c.1902 | Full Hallmarks

A magnificent Edwardian double serpent ring, crafted in solid 18ct yellow gold and fully hallmarked for Birmingham, England (date letter ‘c’, 1902).
This exceptional antique piece beautifully captures the romantic symbolism and refined craftsmanship of the early 20th century.

The design features two intertwined serpents, their sinuous bodies forming the band in a perfect circle — a powerful emblem of eternal love, protection, and wisdom.
Each serpent’s head is delicately set with three old mine-cut diamonds, full of life and brilliance, their antique sparkle glowing softly against the warm gold surface.

In Victorian and Edwardian jewelry, the serpent motif carried profound meaning.
The snake represented eternity, loyalty, and rebirth, believed to bring protection and good fortune to its wearer.
A double serpent went even further — symbolizing the union of two souls, intertwined forever, reflecting harmony, devotion, and the unbroken cycle of love.

The craftsmanship is exquisite, with smooth curves, lifelike symmetry, and a graceful sculptural flow that speaks to the artistry of the Edwardian goldsmith.
A piece that feels both powerful and poetic — elegant to wear and deeply symbolic to own.

Details:
• Period: Edwardian, c.1902
• Origin: Birmingham, England
• Material: 18ct yellow gold (fully hallmarked)
• Gemstones: 6 natural old mine-cut diamonds (3 per serpent)
• Approx. diamond weight: 0.45ct total
• Ring size: US 10 / UK U / HK 23 / EU 62
• Weight: 7.52g
• Condition: Excellent antique condition, with fine craftsmanship and soft, natural patina
• Tested and quality guaranteed

✨ A timeless treasure from the Edwardian era —
two golden serpents entwined in eternal unity, their diamond eyes gleaming with wisdom and devotion.
A powerful symbol of love, eternity, and protection — as beautiful in meaning as it is in form.

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