Art Nouveau Style Reproduction Silver and Chrysocolla Spider Ring of Sterling Silver mother daughter ring The dainty insect is artfully

The dainty insect is artfully rendered in sterling silver and welded onto a sterling silver chain

The moveable charm (circa 1950-1960) is 18k gold and accented with turquoise cabochons

This elegant peacock pendant was originally an antique brooch (circa 1840-1860) transformed by removing the pin findings and adding a 14k gold bail

A "don't mess with me" lion pendant created from an antique stick pin (circa 1910)

Art Nouveau jewelry and architecture often depicted mythological or gargoyle-like creatures including griffins

Art Nouveau Style Reproduction Silver and Chrysocolla Spider Ring of Sterling Silver mother daughter ring The dainty insect is artfullyThis beguiling spider ring is cast in sterling silver and features a striking chrysocolla cabochon that evokes the mysterious beauty of Art Nouveau era design. The ring was carefully reproduced by our jeweler from an original antique spider ring dating to the early 1900s, retaining the intricate detailing and sculptural elegance of the original. The face of the ring measures 1 inch from top to bottom by 0. 65 inches wide, making it a statement piece