Victorian Turquoise Serpent Ouroboros Brooch jabot pin and it rests in a

and it rests in a foiled late Georgian mount featuring fleur-de-lis motifs and diamond accents to the shoulders

A particularly unusual antique signet ring that seems to have taken inspiration from the Frog Prince fairytale

"vividly recalls the day more than three decades ago when he was summoned to Goldstein’s office

Wearable length: 30 inches

when kissed

Victorian Turquoise Serpent Ouroboros Brooch jabot pin and it rests in aDATE: Victorian, c. 1860 A gorgeous antique serpent brooch in 15 karat gold. It dates from the mid Victorian period, circa 1860, with a graduated row of turquoise cabochons and a cartoonish head face. The body coils around itself, formed into quatrefoil, and ends with the tail being eaten by the mouth an unusual take on the classic Ouroboros theme. Oh, and there's a tiny secret locket compartment to the back. For as long as history records, snakes