Silver Serpent Brooch with Malachite Drop
Silver Serpent Brooch with Malachite Drop
Jewelry with fangs. In the best possible way.
Regal, Dramatic, Unforgettable
This isn't subtle jewelry. A textured silver serpent with intricately detailed scales coils symmetrically, its crowned head set with emerald green cabochon eyes that seem to watch you. Pops of coral-red stones punctuate the body, creating unexpected warmth against the cool antique silver. And dangling below — a malachite-look drop stone with those gorgeous striped green bands that add movement every time you breathe.
The symmetrical design feels almost heraldic, like something a powerful woman in a period drama would pin to her velvet cape. It's statement jewelry for people who mean it.
The Color Combination That Works Year-Round
Here's what makes this piece surprisingly versatile: the jewel-toned palette transcends seasons. The emerald greens and coral reds feel fresh and vibrant in spring and summer. The antique silver finish and rich tones ground it perfectly for fall and winter. It's not a seasonal brooch — it's an always brooch.
Pin it on black, navy, cream, forest green, burgundy — the colors play beautifully with neutrals and jewel tones alike.
Where You'll Wear It
- On a black blazer — instant power energy for work or events
- On a coat lapel — the detail that elevates your entire winter wardrobe
- On a scarf — secure your wrap and add serious bohemian drama
- On a sweater — transforms basics into conversation pieces
- On a handbag — because bag brooches are having a moment
- Anywhere you want to feel like the most interesting person in the room
The Symbolism (For Those Who Care)
Snakes represent transformation, renewal, wisdom, and the shedding of what no longer serves you. Wearing serpent jewelry isn't just aesthetic — it's a statement about embracing change and emerging stronger.
The crowned head on this piece adds another layer: sovereignty over your own transformation. You're not just changing — you're ruling the process.
Built for Sensitive Skin
The nickel-free, lead-free construction means this brooch is safe for those with metal sensitivities. Pin it directly on your favorite pieces without worry.
A Gift for the Bold
This brooch is for the woman who doesn't shy away from making an entrance. The maximalist. The one who understands that jewelry can be armor, art, and attitude all at once.
Perfect for:
- The friend who loves dramatic statement pieces
- Birthday gifts for bold personalities
- Anyone embracing a personal transformation
- Lovers of vintage-inspired and bohemian jewelry
- Treating yourself to something with presence and meaning
Ready for a brooch that commands the room? This serpent delivers.
The Details
- Size: 3 inches tall (including drop)
- Base: Alloy with antique silver-tone finish
- Design: Symmetrical serpent with detailed textured scales
- Head: Crowned design with emerald green cabochon eyes
- Accents: Coral-red cabochon stones throughout body
- Drop: Malachite-look oval stone with striped green pattern (not genuine malachite)
- Closure: Secure pin back
- Nickel-Free: Yes
- Lead-Free: Yes
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is this brooch? 3 inches tall including the dangling drop stone — substantial statement size with real presence.
Is the malachite real? The drop stone has a malachite-look finish with the characteristic green striped pattern, but it's not genuine malachite. It captures the aesthetic beautifully at a more accessible price point.
Is this safe for sensitive skin? Yes — it's nickel-free and lead-free, safe for those with metal sensitivities.
What's the difference between this and the turquoise serpent brooch? This serpent has an antique silver finish with emerald/coral accents and a dangling malachite-look drop. The turquoise serpent has a gold finish with turquoise enamel and rhinestone details, plus doubles as a pendant. Different vibes — both stunning.
What can I pin this on? Blazers, coats, jackets, heavy sweaters, scarves, handbags — any structured fabric that can support the weight. The dangling drop adds movement, so it looks especially beautiful on pieces where it can swing slightly.
What does snake jewelry symbolize? Serpents represent transformation, renewal, wisdom, and rebirth. The crowned head on this piece adds symbolism of sovereignty and self-mastery.
What colors does this go with? The emerald, coral, and silver tones work beautifully with black, navy, cream, white, forest green, burgundy, and most jewel tones.
How do I care for this brooch? Wipe gently with a soft cloth. Store flat in a jewelry box or soft pouch to protect the drop stone from impact.
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