Swiss snakes exist: at Baselworld, which closed a few days ago, quite a few were seen. Here are some, completely harmless but often quite expensive. Let’s start with a silver bracelet with titanium plating, costing 715, signed by the Monegasque maison Misaki. Other sinuous jewels: those signed California Collection, in silver and diamonds, with moonstone or emeralds: from 6,800 to 27 thousand dollars. Winding through the stands, here are the spiral rings with champagne diamonds in 18k yellow gold and colorless diamonds in 18k white gold, between 8 thousand and 18,830 dollars, signed Antonini. Then there were the snake from the Roberto Coin brand (440-550 dollars) and the Eden collection by Utopia, with a truly precious pendant: 16,500 dollars, almost 13 thousand euros.
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