Adjustable Coiled Snake Ring in Sterling Silver or Antique Bronze

As simple as it is, this adjustable snake ring stands out in a crowd! Made in either 0.925 sterling silver or antique bronze, it's simple, yet realistic in it's own way. Based on the style worn in the ancient world, and one I saw in a collection of ancient Egyptian jewellery in gold, I was inspired to make this one as an adjustable ring. The stock size is an 8, but I can make it any size you need if its larger or smaller than the standard. I can also make this same ring in gold upon request.

Sterling silver is an alloy of silver containing 92.5% by weight of silver and 7.5% by weight of copper. The sterling silver standard has a minimum millesimal fineness of 925.

Bronze is an alloy that consists of a mixture of approximately 90% copper and 10% tin. Producing bronze is a less toxic process than producing brass as brass is a combination of copper and zinc, and the manufacturing process often produces zinc oxide which is toxic.

Because bronze contains copper, it can turn your skin green whether you have an allergy or not. Bronze and copper turn your skin green because when the copper reacts with your sweat and the acids from your skin, it produces copper chloride. Copper chloride is a green substance that then rubs off on your skin. If you are prone to sweating, your bronze jewelry will definitely turn your skin green. This chemical reaction can also be prevented by painting any part of the jewelry that comes in contact with your skin with clear nail polish or clear acrylic enamel.