Snake Buckle Turquoise Ruby & Pearl, English Early 1800s

Snake Buckle Turquoise Ruby & Pearl, English Early 1800s

Marsoni

M251S

$625.00

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Snake Buckle Turquoise Ruby & Pearl, English Early 1800sSpectacular and very rare dress buckle in sterling silver, in the shape of two snakes, set with turquoise beads, natural pearls and rubies. The back with remnants of mercury gilding. Antique English Georgian style and Regency period, from the early 1800s. Condition: some surface wear, missing one turquoise stone by the snake head Size: Wide: 3. 8 cm Length: 7. 6 cm Style notes late Georgian period mainly refers to the early 19th century, up to 1838.

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I boutgh this for my foster puppy that loves squeaky bouncy toys and she LOVES them, she carries one with her everywhere. It is great to play fetch or for her to play by herself, it keeps her occupied. For reference she is a 7m old 30lb Heeler/Pit mix and very much a puppy chewing and ripping everything off. These have hold pretty well, we've had them for a few weeks now and they are still going.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026