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The cumulative assemblage of Roman and Greek artifacts spanning the annals of history exerted a formidable influence upon the sensibilities of the Victorian era denizens. The nuanced distinctions therein proved nothing short of a source of profound fascination, leading to a proclivity for emulation among the Victorians. It was amidst this cultural milieu that Queen Victoria, in an act of sartorial sovereignty, opted for the conception of a resplendent gold serpentine snake, purportedly imbued with fortuitous connotations, thereby catapulting the allure of the ring to pinnacles of desirability.
In the annus mirabilis of 1840, Prince Albert, himself ensnared by the serpentine mystique, undertook the crafting of a snake-adorned ring for the regal Queen Victoria. In a gesture symbolizing enduring ardor, two serpents elegantly entwined themselves around her digits, embodying the concept of everlasting love.
The conventional procurement of a diamond-encrusted snake ring as a matrimonial or betrothal band by a prospective groom hinged precariously upon the certitude of his betrothed’s predilection for such serpentine splendor. Given that not every discerning palate inclines toward the allure of diamond-studded serpentine jewelry, an inadvertent selection might transmute a surprise proposal into an ill-fated venture, especially if the intended recipient harbors expectations aligned with a more orthodox design paradigm.
Product Details：
- Ring Size:Open Size/Adjustable
- Material:Copper,Cubic Zirconia
- Plating:14K Gold
- Stones Color:Green,Blue,Pink,Red,Purple
- Ring Weight:About 5.8g
Will –
I’ve rocked this thing in the shower, taken it for a dip in the ocean, and kept it on for weeks at a stretch. Surprisingly, it’s still going strong and hasn’t given me that funky green finger situation! If you’re into snakes and want a piece that won’t mess with your skin tone, this is the way to go!