Snake-shaped ring - Cobra - Cultured pearl - Ancestral...

Serpentiform Ring - Cobra - Cultured Pearl - Ancestral Protection - Evoker of purity and preciousness A striking and unique ring, remarkable for its abundant material work and the contrast. The band takes the shape of a snake, notably evoking a cobra, whose body coils gracefully around the central pearl as if to protect it. The work is particularly decorative: the entire surface of the serpent features a fine relief imitating scales, giving the jewelry a lot of texture and depth. The head of the serpent, carefully shaped and polished, is enhanced by small red/pink stones at the eyes, providing a delicate contrast with the golden tone of the metal and the bright white of the pearl. The openwork weaves visible on the sides extend the serpentine motion and give the ring a sculptural silhouette that is particularly original. On this ring, the serpent's body coils around a cultured pearl, giving the impression that it envelops and protects it. This composition can thus symbolically evoke the protection of a treasure, wisdom, the cycle of transformation, and renewal. The combination of the white pearl, traditionally evoking purity and preciousness, with the powerful figure of the serpent gives this creation a dimension that is at once animal, spiritual, and symbolic. Dimensions: 38 x 23 x 18 mm Inner diameter: 19 mm Size: FR 59/60 – US 9 – DE 59.7 – UK R½ – IT 19/20 – ES 19/20 Cultured pearl, nacreous - diameter: 14 mm Gold alloy Weight: 17.92 g A nice presentation case will be included. To note, The serpent is one of the oldest and universal symbols in the history of religions. Present in many civilizations, it has a rich and sometimes ambivalent meaning, associated according to traditions with protection, knowledge, transformation, healing, power, and renewal, notably due to its ability to shed its skin. In ancient Egypt, the cobra holds a particularly important place. In the form of the uraeus, it is associated with divine protection, sovereignty, and royal power, appearing notably on the crowns of pharaohs. In the traditions of India, Hinduism, and Buddhism, snakes or Nāgas are symbolic beings linked to water, fertility, protection, and spiritual forces. In Buddhist iconography, the king nāga Mucalinda is notably depicted protecting the Buddha during his meditation. In biblical and Christian tradition, the serpent has a double symbolism: associated with temptation in Genesis, it also appears as a symbol of healing with the bronze serpent of Moses. Please kindly take the attached detailed photos into account for a better impression. - Shipping: Will be carefully protected and packaged to ensure shipment in the best conditions. Tracked shipping: France: Colissimo European Union: UPS Other international destinations: Colissimo International, depending on the destination. Combined shipments: If you win multiple lots, please wait until the end of your sales before finalizing so that combined shipping costs can be applied.

Schätzpreis:€110

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