Silver-Toned Coiled Snake Bracelet Bangle

This item is a coiled, multi-strand bracelet or bangle designed in the likeness of a snake. The body of the snake is composed of multiple parallel coils, likely made from a flexible metal tubing or wire, giving it a tactile, ridged texture. The material appears to be a silver-toned metal, possibly sterling silver, silver-plated base metal, or stainless steel, judging by its lustrous, cool gray sheen. Both the head and tail sections of the snake are sculpted with intricate scale patterns, enhancing the realistic serpentine aesthetic. The head features prominent 'eyes' which appear to be small, round, dark-colored cabochons or beads, possibly onyx, black enamel, or glass, set into the metal. Around the 'neck' of the snake, just behind the head, there is a band with a textured or possibly studded detail, adding a decorative element. The tail section is also sculpted with scales and tapers to a rounded point. The multi-coil design allows for a degree of flexibility, suggesting it can wrap around a wrist or upper arm, fitting various sizes. There are no overt maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image. The overall condition appears good with a bright finish; however, closer inspection would be needed to identify any minor scratches, dents, or tarnishing. This style of jewelry often draws inspiration from ancient Egyptian and Roman designs, and it gained significant popularity in the Art Deco and mid-20th century periods, as well as experiencing revivals in contemporary fashion. Its craftsmanship suggests a piece designed for visual impact and wearability, rather than extreme delicacy.