Art Deco Jade Pendant With Diamond Snake old cut

Art Deco Jade Pendant With Diamond Snake old cutA fabulous 1920s talisman pendant consisting of a long cylinder of jade with a silver snake coiled around its length lined with twinkling rose cut diamonds and rubies at the head. Jade has long been revered in East Asia as a stone of legend and mysticism, that was believed to bring good fortune, and long life to those who possessed it. The coiled serpent is another significant symbol of eternity and long life in Asian cultures and is the sixth symbol

soothing gemstones on top that complement each other perfectly

and are a powerful symbol of enduring love and remembrance

The stone is claw set in a robust silver gallery and has a lovely chocolate-brown hue with a glowing band of golden-brown running down the centre that shimmers across the curvature of the stone as it moves left to right

eyes and dress that purposefully match the stones at the front

30ct and is haloed by smaller 0

ITEM NUMBER: 23-837

often lockets or rings

silver links which have been gilded in 18ct yellow gold and dotted with nine lovely turquoise

Sterling Lion marks

METAL: 12ct Gold (Stamped)

symbolised a loving bond or the “tying of the knot” between two people

known as the Ouroboros