Ouroboros Antique

An amazing antique, early Victorian snake or serpent ouroboros bracelet. The bracelet is made from tightly woven brown hair with a 9 karat gold head and tail, a mourning piece stack...

A sweet little antique Georgian era ouroboros mourning brooch or pin. The Ouroboros is a depiction of a snake or serpent eating its own tail, creating a never ending cycle, the symb...

The ouroboros has been chased and engraved to represent the snake’s skin.

Symbolic and steeped in sentiment, this antique mourning pendant (dated 1848) features a beautiful snake coiled protectively around a luminous pearl, crafted in warm 12k gold and ric...

It is the two intertwined parcel-gilt ouroboros motifs however, depicting serpents eating their own tail, that attracts all of our attention.

The sweet Victorian 'ouroboros' ring is set with an old rose cut diamond to the head of the snake.

An antique gold necklace in the form of an ouroboros snake comprised of articulated scaled links with green, black and white enamel decoration and a rose diamond head with ruby eyes,...

Crowned by an old bearded angel figure holding up an 'Ouroboros', a circular self-eating snake. While the aged angel symbolizes the progress and transience of time, the Ouroboros sta...

A special and classic "Ouroboros" Victorian snake bracelet. Ouroboros is Greek and refers to a "snake devouring its tail."

It seems that a three snake Ouroboros is relatively rare. Ring Size: UK O, USA 7 (Free resizing if needed) Weight: 11.4g Total Diamonds: 0.60cts

The snake motif, in this case, a snake eating it tail, an ouroboros, was first popularized in Victorian jewelry as a symbol of eternal life and eternal love.

The snake with its tail in its mouth, an ouroboros, was popular as a symbol of eternal life and was popularized by Queen Victoria when she was given a snake ring as her engagement ...

This lovely necklace has a lovely gold link serpent body that graduates around the neck, and ends in a snake head with rosecut diamond and ruby eyes. Like the ancient ouroboros which...

“Turquoise is also seen in profusion on necklaces in the form of the ouroboros, or snake biting its tail; like the forget-me-not this ancient symbol stressed the metaphor of eternal ...

For the Egyptians, the creature represented royalty and the divine; for the Greeks, the full circle formed by a serpent eating its tail - the ouroboros, which literally means "tail-d...

Ouroboros - Snake head biting tail design. –Stone(s)– (1) Natural Genuine Ruby - Old Oval Cut - Bezel Set - Red - Burma - No Heat - 4.75 x 3.50 mm (exact certified) Approx 0.35ct. *...

The ring is interrupted twice by a foliate mascaron mount with an oval handle, reminiscent of an ouroboros, emanating from the mouth. A third mascaron can be seen on the front of the...

For the Egyptians, the creature represented royalty and the divine; for the Greeks, the full circle formed by a serpent eating its tail - the ouroboros, which literally means "tail-d...

On the outside of each latch is a figure eight element, possibly an ouroboros, which is a snake eating its own tail. There are two more of these figures on each side, next to a large...

The infinity symbol can trace its roots to the legend of the Ouroboros, a depiction of a snake eating its own tail that originated in Egypt in 14th century BC.

We hope you find this ouroboros snake ring as charming as we do. Perfect for stacking with other gold bands.

The sweetest little antique Georgian era Ouroboros mourning brooch or pin. Georgian Ouroboros jewels are increasingly difficult to find and a highly popular choice in mourning jewel...

There is nothing not to love about this stunning antique, Georgian era ouroboros gold quizzing glass pendant! Usually worn around the neck on a ribbon or chain for ease of use, thes...