The Slithering Ring

Egyptian pharaohs adorned their crowns with upright snakes as symbols of sovereignty or royalty. Some of the myths surrounding these elegant but deadly reptiles hint at possible explanations: snakes have been depicted throughout Greek and Indian mythology as fiercely protective guardians, while the Chinese zodiac portrays them as strong, calm and purposeful.

DeGem astutely captures these characteristics in an unusual ring of two entwined snakes, with black and round diamonds giving their coiled lengths an alluring sparkle. The two heads, respectively, hold a 0.81-carat diamond and a 1.46-carat Paraiba tourmaline that dazzle with appropriate majesty. Fluidity in design delivers an animation so realistic that it would come as little surprise should the snakes actually move.

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