A Near Eastern Bronze Snake Head Torque, Parthian Period, ca. 247 BCE - 224 CE Medium - Copper The design is set in

The design is set in a delicate 22K gold framework with intricate filigree on the back

the ring presents particularly well and can be adjusted for wearing if required

Dimensions: US ring size 9 (UK=R 1/2

The Egyptians valued carnelian for its ability to promote smooth blood circulation

Dimensions: Diameter: 9 ins (23 cm)

A Near Eastern Bronze Snake Head Torque, Parthian Period, ca. 247 BCE - 224 CE Medium - Copper The design is set inThis charming bronze torque is characterized by its elegantly curved hoop, terminating in serpent heads. The snakes are rendered with detailed incised scales, showcasing the craftsmanship of the period. The remainder of the hoop remains unadorned, allowing the intricate serpent heads to take center stage. Snakes in the ancient world were symbols of rebirth and protection, attributed with meanings ranging from wisdom to eternal love, and were often