Queen Victoria put snake jewelry under the fashion spotlight when her husband-to-be, Prince Albert, bought her a snake engagement ring, with an emerald (her birthstone) embedded into it. The Victorians associated the snake motif with eternal love. The first Queen to be regularly seen out and about, Victoria’s style was emulated throughout the world and you can still find beautiful antique snake jewelry today, such as this slithery snake S-hook pendant. 

This gorgeous piece is detailed throughout with white and sage enamel,  as well as raised details, and is topped with two small hooks that resemble the tongue of a snake. Add this playful piece to any collection or neck stack - it'll become your new best stacking friend. 

Materials and Features: 15k gold, enamel

Age/Origin: Victorian

Measurements: 4 grams, 2" length

Condition: Excellent condition.

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