Vintage Snake Bangle Pink Paste Rolled Gold Andreas Daub Citrine

Vintage Snake Bangle Pink Paste Rolled Gold Andreas Daub CitrineA fabulous serpent slave bangle, made in Germany by Andreas Daub in the mid 20th Century. The piece depicts a two headed snake, each crowned with a cherry pink paste stone on top, simulating large rubies. Its built around a coiled steel band, rolled in a high carat yellow gold to create an intricate, scaly pattern that is lovely and smooth to the touch, mimicking a snakes skin. Egyptian style jewellery saw a revival in the 20th Century after an

with two twinkling diamonds set above

The ornate cross is engraved with detailed foliate engraving on both sides and features a smaller cross on the front

ITEM NUMBER: 23-841

Maker’s mark (FCLD)

Measures: length 16

The piece is fully hallmarked on the back and fitted with a silver pin

A large square step-cut paste sits in the centre surrounded by scrolled

Measures: 42mm across x 42mm down

AGE: Dated 1990

scrolled artistry down the sides and Birmingham hallmarks within the band

The moonstone displays a magical blue luminescence that intensifies with the light and is complemented perfectly by the bright pink rubies that are also dotted on the gallery above

MEASURES: Height 28mm (32mm inc