Details
Wrap your wrist in this fabulous Art Deco double-headed serpent bangle, masterfully crafted in rich rolled gold by renowned German jeweller Andreas Daub. Two exquisitely chased serpent heads are crowned with radiant, faceted aquamarine-blue paste stones, while the seamless, articulated expanding band features ornate diamond-shaped decoration designed to glide effortlessly over the hand for a snug, sensual fit.
Created in the late 1920s amid the spellbinding allure of the Egyptian Revival, this captivating design evokes the roaring mystique of King Tutankhamun’s newly rediscovered treasures. Across centuries, the entwined serpent has symbolised rebirth, wisdom and eternal devotion, transforming this bypass motif into an irresistible love token - two serpents forever intertwined, and two hearts bound together.
Preserved in wonderful vintage condition, with a strong spring mechanism and luminous golden gleam, this extraordinary bracelet is a true statement of Art Deco glamour. Slip it on and channel effortless, Cleopatra-inspired elegance.
WEIGHT: 23.5 grams Â
MEASURES: Circumference approx. 7 inches (Adjustable) x Band Width 8mm – Head 15mm x 32mm
METAL: Steel Spring/ Rolled Gold     Â
STONES: Blue Paste/ Glass (8 x 11mm)Â Â
AGE: Art Deco. (Circa 1920 – 1930)
MARKS: Rolled Gold, Maker’s mark (A*D), Foreign control stamp
CONDITION: Excellent, wear commensurate with age.
ITEM NUMBER: 27-008