Snake Rings

This ancient symbol of a snake was worn in Greek and Roman eras as charms or amulets to protect the wearer. The snake or serpent is a symbol of eternity and is also associated with several healing deities, including Asclepios, the Greek god of medicine. The rings were popular throughout the 19th century. A snake ring with emerald eyes was given to Queen Victoria as an engagement ring by Prince Albert. The V&A Museum in London has a triple coiled gold ring with ruby eyes that may have been owned by King George IV.

Snake rings in Hatton Garden London
19th century style double snake ring with sapphire and ruby heads

Double Snake Ring with Sapphire and Ruby Heads and Diamond Eyes

£2,370 - 3075SRD-YG
Gold and platinum snake ring with ruby and sapphire headEntwined Snake Ring in Platinum and Yellow Gold

Entwined Snake Ring in Platinum and Yellow Gold

£2,500 - 3534SRD-YGPL
Three coil gold serpent ringVictorian Style Snake Ring with Pear Diamond Head and Ruby Eyes

Victorian Style Snake Ring with Pear Shape Diamond Head and Ruby Eyes

£2,650 - 3012PEDR-YG
Triple coiled snake ring with diamond head UKGold Snake Ring in an Antique Design with Old Mine-Cut Diamond

Gold Snake Ring in an Antique Design with Old Mine-Cut Diamond and Ruby Eyes

£2,550 - 3012OMDR-YG
Double Snake Ring with Emerald and Diamond Eyes

Unusual Double Snake Ring with Emerald and Diamond Eyes

£2,800 - 3584ED-PLYG
Contemporary double snake ring with ruby eyes

Platinum and Gold Double Snake Ring with Ruby and Diamond Eyes

£2,800 - 3584DR-YGPL