A beautifully detailed antique Victorian / Edwardian snake bangle, crafted in solid 9ct gold and dating to approximately 1890–1910. Rich in symbolism and period charm, the design features two opposing serpent heads meeting at the centre, representing eternity, unity and everlasting love. A finely textured snake coils gracefully around them, creating a striking layered design that is both unusual and highly decorative.
The craftsmanship is exceptional, with finely engraved scale detailing and beautifully sculpted serpent heads that bring the design to life. The substantial 9ct gold construction gives the bangle a satisfying weight and luxurious feel, while its elegant proportions ensure it remains comfortable and highly wearable.
Snake motifs have been among the most enduring designs in Victorian antique jewelry, popularised by Queen Victoria and still highly sought after by collectors today. This is a wonderful example, combining symbolism, craftsmanship and timeless style.
The bangle retains its original safety chain, which is base metal, as commonly found on antique pieces of this period.
Details
Antique bangle box not included (display purposes only)
Era: Victorian / Edwardian (circa 1890–1910)
Metal: Solid 9ct gold
Design: Double snake motif with wrapped serpent detail
Weight: 13.8g
Internal measurements: Approx. 5.5 × 4cm
Safety chain: Original base metal safety chain
Condition: Very good antique condition with light wear consistent with age. The engraved detailing remains crisp, the bangle has a lovely antique patina, and the clasp functions well with the original safety chain in place.
A striking and increasingly desirable piece of Victorian antique jewelry, combining the enduring symbolism of the serpent with fine late 19th-century craftsmanship. An exceptional addition to any antique jewellery collection or a distinctive statement piece for everyday wear.















