Victorian Pair of Emerald & Ruby Coiled Snake Slider Pendants animal jewellery the Battle of Bossenden Wood

the Battle of Bossenden Wood (31st May)

The term was likely inspired by damask silk

thought to have been brought over in around 200 BC

and dates from the 1920s

Victorian Pair of Emerald & Ruby Coiled Snake Slider Pendants animal jewellery the Battle of Bossenden WoodDATE: Victorian, c. 1840 A superb pair of antique snake pendants, with additional brooch fittings. They're each set with a ruby and emerald brain, with rose cut diamonds which travel down the snakes bodies. Dating from the Victorian period, circa 1840, they were originally used as as sliders, and work perfectly as a pendant or brooch! Crafted in 18 karat gold with silver settings and additional ruby and diamond set eyes. STONES Ruby & Emerald Rose Cut