Victorian Turquoise & Gold Ouroboros Snake Bracelet edwardian possible evidence of a past

possible evidence of  a past and brooch fittings are later additions

but the best feature is the mesh body

in 1826 which later relocated to Birmingham before opening a showroom in Hatton Gardens

The stones take their name from the French for diamond "demant" on account of their phenomenal brilliance and fire (their dispersion/fire is actually higher than that of diamond)

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Victorian Turquoise & Gold Ouroboros Snake Bracelet edwardian possible evidence of a pastDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 A cool Victorian snake bracelet dating from circa, 1900. The serpent's head is set with a turquoise brain and two rose cut diamond eyes. Engraved detailing to the head to represent scales and it fastens from head to tail with a box clasp. The tubogas bracelet is crafted in 15k yellow gold throughout. Ouroboros is an emblematic serpent of Ancient Egypt and Greece, represented with it's tail in it's mouth, continually devouring