Antique victorian coral serpent snake brooch, in 9 carat gold
Antique victorian coral serpent snake brooch, in 9 carat gold
This Victorian serpent brooch is crafted in 9ct gold and dates to the 1890s. A peachy coral orb sits central on a thick gold bar, around it, a coiled snake.
The Victorians loved coral and believed it protected against harm and negative energy, the iconic snake motif a power symbol of transformation, protection, eternal love, and rebirth. When paired, this duo can represent a journey of personal growth and empowerment.
The bar and the snake are crafted in honey hued 9 carat gold, the clasp or frame fashioned as a safety pin type closure, the clasp and hinge are both sturdy and securely fastens.
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Details & Specifications
Details & Specifications
Victorian Era
Coral
9 carat gold
2.4g
Coral is the one of the birthstones for March.
Condition Report
Condition Report
This piece is in antique condition, signs of use and wear as expected with age. Frame shows minimal wear and tarnish, hinge in fabulous working condition and clasp fastens securely. Coral in good condition, the snake sits on a rod which is pierced through the coral. No chips to the surface of the coral, internals fractures visible in certain light. A tiny spot of discolouring mainly hidden by the snake's body.
Measurements & Sizing
Measurements & Sizing
This piece measures 4.4cm in length.
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