Double Head Diamond Serpent Ring 18ct Yellow Gold

A double serpent diamond ring with two old cut diamonds set in the head of each snake. The snakes entwine to symbolise ever lasting love, allowing the wearer to think fondly of their loved one.  

Snake ring meaning

The circle has always been a significant symbol representing wholeness and perfection, and rings have symbolised eternal love for centuries, particularly in Christian marriage ceremonies. Snake rings add to the symbolism of the circle, with different significance in several cultures. In Greek mythology, snake rings were worn in honour of the Greek healing god Asclepius, who Zeus struck down as he feared Asclepius would transform all of mankind into immortals. Today, the snake is still the symbol of medicine. In Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, snakes were regarded for their skin-shedding as a symbol for regeneration and rebirth. Snake rings also appear as symbolically significant artefacts in many religions, including Christianity and Hinduism, as well as cultures in the Aztec, Norse, and Chinese civilisations.   The ring is easily able to be resized which we can advise on to make sure it may fit.

2 x Old cut diamonds 1 x 2mm x 3.2mm, 1 x 2.8mm x 2mm

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Unmarked

Back of the shank 4.6mm, front centre 10.7mm

Very Good

7.3 Grams

18ct Yellow Gold

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