Add a rare treasure to your collection with this exquisite Victorian snake wedding bracelet dating to the mid–late 1800s. This historically meaningful piece features two intertwined snakes, a symbol of eternal love, commitment, and protection in the Victorian era. The snake motif was made famous when Queen Victoria chose a serpent ring for her engagement, sparking a romantic jewelry tradition.
This bracelet is crafted with ornate gold-tone filigree and detailed textured snake bodies, each crowned with a serpent head set with turquoise bead eyes. As expected with true antiques, one turquoise bead is missing—evidence of its authentic age and journey through time.
A rare, small-size piece, ideal for collectors of Victorian symbolism and antique snake jewelry.
✨ A truly special heirloom piece filled with history and charm.
📏 Measurements
Inner closed circumference: 5 1/2 inches
Additional overlap: 2 inches total (1 inch per side)
Diameter: 2 inches
Weight: 0.6 oz
🧾 Condition
Good antique condition consistent with age. One turquoise eye bead missing. Light age patina and wear visible under magnification.
