See our: serpent jewelry.A type of bracelet made in the form of a snake or serpent, being of two styles:A solid band or a band of articulated parts representing a snake, some examples being enamelled and set with gemstones, especially to represent the eyes; examples were made in England in the 19thcentury, often completely covered with small stones of turquoise cut en cabochon and inlaid in pavé setting.A long coil of a flattened narrow gold band extending in 3 or more loops, having incised scales and terminating at one end with the head of the reptile and at the other with its coiled tail; examplesof this type were made in Greece from the 3rd century BC, and also in the Roman Empire (some with a head at each end of the coil).Such bracelets have been worn as an ornament or as a talisman, and are still being made in Greece today. Sometimes called a 'serpent bracelet'.