18K black gold coiled snake cocktail ring entirely covered in 156 vivid green tsavorite garnets totaling 1.73 carats in a full pavé setting, with two ruby cabochon eyes totaling 0.04 carats that gleam in vivid pink red from the raised serpent head. The ring weighs 8.48 grams. Ring size 6 (contact for resizing).

The ring is sculpted as a fully realized coiled serpent in 18K black gold — the body wraps twice around the finger with the head rearing up dramatically and the tail curling away in the opposite direction, creating a three-dimensional sculptural presence that covers the entire upper finger from multiple angles. Every surface of the snake — head, body, and tail — is entirely covered in closely set round brilliant tsavorite garnets so that no black gold is visible beneath the stones, producing an unbroken field of vivid green that mimics the iridescent scales of a living serpent. The two ruby eye accents are the finishing detail that brings the figure to life, their vivid pink-red providing a dramatic contrast point at the apex of the raised head.

Tsavorite garnet is one of the most vibrant and highly regarded green gemstones in fine jewelry, prized for a vivid chrome-green color that rivals fine emerald at a fraction of the price, and superior in clarity and brilliance to most commercial emerald material. The 156 stones totaling 1.73 carats used here are individually matched for color consistency to produce a seamless green surface across the full sculptural form of the snake — a painstaking matching process that is one of the most technically demanding aspects of pavé animal jewelry. The two ruby eyes at 0.04 carats total provide a vivid hot-pink counterpoint that electrifies the composition and gives the serpent an unmistakably fierce and watchful expression. Together, the tsavorite body and ruby eyes on black gold create one of the most visually arresting color combinations achievable in fine gemstone jewelry.