Vintage Snake Earrings of 14k Gold and Onyx black flower originally part of an antique

originally part of an antique stickpin (circa 1910)

This mid Victorian ring (circa 1850-1870) features three vibrant turquoise cabochons set in an elegant white enamel band

The wings were originally part of an antique brooch (circa 1910) and were converted by adding gold posts and backs and the coral dangles

It features a hollow bar of 10k gold with a single pearl accent

there is a small chip to the crown facet of one diamond and a small irregularity to the collet holding that diamond (visible under magnification)

Vintage Snake Earrings of 14k Gold and Onyx black flower originally part of an antiqueA striking pair of Victorian Revival earrings, designed as 14 karat gold snakes gracefully wrapped around spinning onyx beads, each accented with single cut diamond eyes. The serpent motif, long associated with eternity, wisdom, and enduring love, enjoyed renewed popularity in the mid 20th century, making these earrings both symbolic and visually captivating. The earrings were thoughtfully created from vintage cufflinks dating to circa 19501960,