Snake Jewelry Gallery
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Snake pendant of the Ebrié people, Lagunes region, southernCôte d'Ivoire. Artist unknown; 19th cent
1. ‘Dekoggoro’ Arm Band. Gan peoples, Burkina Faso.| Bronze | ca. 19702. 'Dekoggoro&rsqu
cgmfindings:Gem Set Snake Earrings c. 1900Entwined snakes decorated with calibré-cut emeralds and
via-appia:Gold snake rings. Snakes were a common motif in jewelry during Roman times. They were asso
devoutfashion:Mousson Atelier jewelry collection by Vero Nic.
cair–paravel:Meyle & Mayer snake brooch, c. 1900. Silver, enamel, and opal snake brooch.
atelierminyon:Oh-so-sexy snake necklace.
via-appia:Gold snake rings. Snakes were a common motif in jewelry during Roman times. They were asso
museum-of-artifacts:Graeco-Roman gold ‘Herakles Knot’ snake ring dated to the 1st century BC
pelusian:Gold Snake RingA Graeco-Roman gold snake ring. Composed of two coiling snakes, their heads
lesstalkmoreillustration:Handmade Sterling Silver And Solid 14K Yellow Gold Snake Skull Ring By Gran
archaicwonder:Greek Gold Snake Belt, 3rd-2nd Century BCFormed from a sheet strap, with hatched ribs
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sosuperawesome: Beaded Snake Necklaces and Bracelets Foxy Style Jewelry on Etsy See our #Etsy or #Je
sosuperawesome:Beaded Snake Necklaces and Bracelets, by Foxy Style Jewelry on EtsySee our ‘jewelry’
This silver snake ring is inspired by Roman bracelets and rings that were popular between the 1st an
sosuperawesome:Beaded Snake Necklaces and BraceletsFoxy Style Jewelry on EtsySee our #Etsy or #Jewel
Mrs. Charles Kettlewell in Neoclassical Dress, Frederick Goodall
archaicwonder:Gold and Garnet Snake Bracelet with Heracles Knot, 4th Century BC - 1st Century ADSnak
hil-are-i:Magic Serpent Ring by The Great Frog
historyarchaeologyartefacts:Golden serpentine spiral ring. Roman or Ptolemaic Egypt, 1st century BC.
via-appia:Roman jewelry: a gold necklace (top) and gold bracelets, c. 1st - 4th century
rosievandoll:Sarah Bernhardt’s snake bracelet, by Mucha and Fouquet
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