Edwardian Sapphire & Rose Cut Diamond Snake Ring granite The letter "X" is used

The letter "X" is used on some beers

The craftsmanship is utterly mind-boggling

it’s quite possible this is a Fabergé piece - the quality certainly matches what we’d expect

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The navette-shaped cameo is mounted in a rose gold ring mount with split shoulders and clear hallmarks dating it to the year 1909

Edwardian Sapphire & Rose Cut Diamond Snake Ring granite The letter "X" is usedDATE: Edwardian , c. 1910 With English hallmarks, this snakey ring is dated to the end of the Victorian era and the beginning of the Edwardian period, 1901. Modelled in 15 karat rosey yellow gold, this snake is a chunky example, set with a sapphire "brain" and rose cut diamond eyes. Its body wraps around your finger two times, with its gem set head and tail meeting in the centre. As well as looking badass, snakes can be seen as a symbol of eternal