Antique Opal Snake Ring of 9ct Gold hamsa pendant The expressive faces and painterly

The expressive faces and painterly enamel work reflect the narrative artistry and craftsmanship prized in early 19th-century decorative jewelry

This colorful ring was likely originally a Victorian brooch (circa 1860-1880)

This elegant crescent moon charm was originally an antique stick pin (circa 1900-1910)

and divine power—was originally the centerpiece of an antique stickpin (circa 1900)

while the moonstone face was originally part of a masonic brooch

Antique Opal Snake Ring of 9ct Gold hamsa pendant The expressive faces and painterlyMysterious and elegant, this vintage snake ring (hallmarked in Chester, England in 1914) is crafted in 9ct pale rose gold and designed as a coiled serpent that wraps gracefully around the finger. The snakes head is crowned with a luminous opal cabochon, shimmering with flashes of color that enhance its mesmerizing presence. The ring measures approximately 0. 65 inches from north to south and remains in great antique condition, with the gold polished