Edwardian Streamlined Serpent Ring wedding rings with galleries in London and

with galleries in London and New York who regularly exhibit at the International Fine Art & Antique Fairs

It's crafted in 18 karat gold and remains in excellent condition - featuring the new style opening mechanism (two screws on either side allowing the two halves to be completely separated)

It dates from the Georgian Regency period - circa 1810 - with fine gold work

with enamelled crossed flags above a banner with the words "Dinna Forget" (Scots for Do Not Forget)

Edwardian Streamlined Serpent Ring wedding rings with galleries in London andDATE: Edwardian, 1905 A cool antique serpent ring in 18 karat gold. It dates from the Edwardian era with Chester hallmarks from 1905 and, unusually for the style, it's particularly streamlined. The body coils twice around the finger, and the head is perfectly formed, with slightly open mouth and striking eyes. It remains in great condition, having developed a superb antique patina. MEASUREMENTS Width at head: 7. 1mm Width of band: 4. 5mm WEIGHT 5. 7g