5201. Art Deco Gold Ring In The Shape Of A Snake, With A Diamond And A Freshwater Pearl

Art Deco jewelry is often characterized by symmetry, repetitive geometric patterns, and contrasts. Stepped shapes, radiating patterns, solar motifs, fans, and decorative elements inspired by Egyptian, Asian, and other exotic cultures were particularly popular.

The serpent also appeared in jewelry as an ancient symbol with multiple meanings. Because it sheds its skin, it became a symbol of renewal and transformation, while its circular shape evokes eternity and the cycle of life. In jewelry, it could also symbolize eternal love and union.

The stylized form of the snake was particularly well-suited to the geometric aesthetic of Art Deco: its sinuous body and expressive silhouette blended effortlessly with the bold, decorative lines characteristic of that era.
Material:9-karat gold Stone: 2 rose-cut diamonds – Freshwater pearl Period, style: Art Deco Size: M54 Weight: 4.50 g

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