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Double Snake Ring - Consprimus by Alchemy - Product Details:
- Weight approx: 0.017 kg- Height: 1,5 cm
- Width: 3 cm
- Depth: 3 cm
- Material: Pewter
- designed and hand made in England
- by Alchemy England
Double snake ring for dark presence on the hand
Who does not know the phrase 'false snake'? Especially when Alchemy England gives this symbolic adjustable ring with two snakes the name 'Consprimus', meaning 'we shall destroy'. Those who wear this fascinating gothic double snake ring are unlikely to be frightened either by that meaning or by serpents themselves.
The adjustable ring with the two snakes measures 1.5 cm high, 3 cm wide and 3 cm deep and is artfully handcrafted in England from finest antiqued pewter. With its bold and powerful design, this occult ring becomes an impressive gothic piece of jewellery, standing as a symbol of duality, temptation and perhaps even intrigue, while drawing attention with ease.
This double snake ring suits those who do not wear jewellery casually, but choose it as a sign of strength, temptation and hidden symbolism. The two serpents feel like a silent alliance of danger and elegance, giving gothic looks, dark fabrics and deliberately striking outfits a powerful presence. Are you looking for a ring that does not aim to please, but shows character the moment it is seen, the Consprimus ring combines an antiqued finish, occult imagery and adjustable comfort in one distinctive design. For admirers of Alchemy England, serpent jewellery and expressive rings, it becomes an unusual gift with collector appeal, bringing duality, intrigue and dark aesthetics vividly to the hand.
Manufacturer: The Alchemy Carta Ltd, The Alembic, Hazel Drive, LE3 2JE, Leicester, United Kingdom, eu@alchemygroup.com
Responsible Person in the EU: Alchemy Carta Ltd, c/o Outer Vision SI, Avda Paisos Catalanes 168, 17457 Riudellots de la Selva, Girona, Espana, eu@alchemygroup.comPlease note: Reviews are not checked for authenticity prior to publication. They can therefore also come from consumers who actually did not purchase/use the rated products.