Two Snake Monolith
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Details
Materials
- Metal
- 925 sterling silver
- Finish
- Hammered, mirror polished
Measurements
- Inner diameter
- 20 mm
- Width
- 6 mm
- Weight
- 8–10 g
Sizing
Other sizes on request. The atelier contacts you after you order to confirm it.
Shipping & handling
Please allow an estimated 3–5 weeks from placing your order to delivery, including preparation and shipping. Each piece is sent insured and signed for.
Duties and taxes are settled at checkout wherever we can; otherwise on arrival. Returns within 30 days, unworn, in the original box. Pieces cast, made to order or made to measure for you are final sale, unless they arrive damaged.
Care instructions
Sterling silver develops a natural patina over time. Avoid chlorine, salt water, hot springs and household chemicals, and if the piece gets wet, dry it before storing. Use a silver polishing cloth gently on plain, polished silver, never on details darkened on purpose.
Store each piece on its own, in its pouch. The full care guide
Two Snake Monolith
The Two Snake Monolith is a ring like no other—a handcrafted, sculpted piece that merges the ancient mystique of twin serpents with a futuristic, monolithic aesthetic. Each head is hand-carved to perfection, their surfaces hammered to create a structured, raw texture, contrasting sharply with the mirror-polished chrome tips that catch the light with a blade-like edge.
The back of the ring features an immaculate high-shine finish, giving it a sleek, almost cybernetic feel—an object that feels both ancient and futuristic, a relic from a forgotten empire or a vision of the distant future.
Throughout history, the two-headed snake has symbolized duality, transformation, and power. In ancient Mesoamerican cultures, the double-headed serpent was revered as a representation of divine knowledge and the cyclical nature of life and death. In Norse and Greco-Roman mythology, serpents were often associated with wisdom, eternity, and guardianship—protectors of sacred knowledge and treasures. The mirrored heads of this ring reflect these ancient beliefs, embodying the balance between past and future, chaos and order, making it not just a piece of jewelry but a talisman of strength and transition.
From a 1600s sea fortress
Surrealium is housed within Vaxholms Kastell, a stone fortress at the gateway to Stockholm's archipelago.
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