Georgian Ouroboros Snake Ring Tourmaline Overgaard work expresses modernity and

Overgaard work expresses modernity and takes her inspiration from simplicity

Victorian 18ct fine gold brooch with a central foil-backed amethyst

This piece has Portuguese hallmarks and is marked "Topaz Portugal"

while taking refuge from a storm in the city of Venice

considering its impressive diamond weight

Georgian Ouroboros Snake Ring Tourmaline Overgaard work expresses modernity andGeorgian 18ct snake band ring. This charming Georgian ring portrays the snakes head biting its tail. The ring graduates towards a wider band at the back with cross hatch detail on the sides. So charming in its simplicity. The snake biting its own tail (known as an ouroboros) was a potent symbol of eternal love, infinity, and marital devotion. In engagement and wedding rings, snake designs symbolise an unbreakable, cyclical bond between partners. This