Items Similar to Genuine Roman coin (2nd century BC) depicting the Goddess Roma silver bracelet

5 Authentic Roman Coins '2nd-3rd Cent' Depicting Roman Empresses Bracelet

Sterling Silver Bracelet with 5 Authentic Roman Coins Depicting Roman Emperors

Emperor Hadrian Roman Coin 2nd Cent. AD Silver Bracelet

Emperor Hadrian Roman Coin 2nd Cent. AD Sterling Silver Bracelet

Antique 19th Century 18 Karat Gold Bracelet, Depicting Cornucopia

1990s with the Art Deco Silver Rhinestone Bracelet

Video Loading

Want more images or videos?

Request additional images or videos from the seller

1 of 11

Genuine Roman coin (2nd century BC) depicting the Goddess Roma silver bracelet

About the Item

This 925 sterling silver bracelet features an authentic silver coin dating back to the 2nd century BC, adorned with a depiction of the Goddess Roma. The coin also showcases the Dioscuri on its reverse side, while intricate "Hercules knots" embellish its edges. In ancient Roman belief systems, Goddess Roma symbolized the city of Rome and the broader Roman state, embodying both beauty and strength. Represented across various mediums such as coins, sculptures, and architectural designs, she epitomized Roman political and religious ideals, often drawing inspiration from other contemporary goddesses like Athena. Nevertheless, Roma emerged as a distinctive emblem of Rome's essence. As an archetype, Roma epitomized the ideal of a rational woman, blending intellect with emotional intelligence to navigate challenging circumstances adeptly. She exemplified the ability to maintain composure in crises, devising strategic solutions with unwavering resolve, thereby influencing events and outcomes decisively. Depicted in Roman art and currency donning military regalia, Roma symbolized valor and authority, embodying the essence of Rome's power. The Hercules knot, imbued with metaphorical significance representing infinity, held a prominent place in Roman culture. Celebrated for its symbolic potency, it was even recommended by figures like Pliny for its purported medicinal properties in wound dressing. One theory suggests its origin lies in the myth of Hercules fastening the skin of the Nemean lion, slain during his legendary labors, around his neck.

Creator:

SERRA

Metal:

Sterling Silver

Dimensions:

Length: 7.68 in (195 mm)

Style:

Classical Roman

Place of Origin:

Italy

Period:

15th Century and Earlier

Date of Manufacture:

2024

Condition:

Seller Location:

Roma, IT

Reference Number:

1stDibs: LU1922222624782

View Invoice

Genuine Roman coin (2nd century BC) depicting the Goddess Roma silver bracelet

About the Item

2010s Italian Classical Roman Charm Bracelets

5 Authentic Roman Coins '2nd-3rd Cent' Depicting Roman Empresses Bracelet

2010s Italian Classical Roman Retro Bracelets

Sterling Silver Bracelet with 5 Authentic Roman Coins Depicting Roman Emperors

Antique 15th Century and Earlier Italian Classical Roman Chain Bracelets

Emperor Hadrian Roman Coin 2nd Cent. AD Silver Bracelet

Antique 15th Century and Earlier Italian Classical Roman Chain Bracelets

Emperor Hadrian Roman Coin 2nd Cent. AD Sterling Silver Bracelet

Antique 15th Century and Earlier Italian Classical Roman Pendant Necklaces

Genuine Ancient Roman Coin 150 BC 18Kt Gold Pendant Depicting Goddess Rome

2010s Italian Classical Roman Cocktail Rings

Genuine Roman Coin (3rd cent. BC) 18 Kt Gold Ring depicting the Goddess Rome

Antique 1870s Italian Retro Bracelets

Antique 19th Century 18 Karat Gold Bracelet, Depicting Cornucopia

1990s Italian Art Deco Retro Bracelets

1990s with the Art Deco Silver Rhinestone Bracelet

Early 20th Century Retro Bracelets

Natural Pearl Emerald Genuine Dome Gold Link Bracelet

1990s Retro Bracelets

Bvlgari Vintage Diamond Alessandro Magno Coin Bracelet

Late 20th Century American Native American Retro Bracelets

Navajo Sterling Silver & Leather Wire Bracelet

21st Century and Contemporary Mexican Retro Link Bracelets

Dry Flower Bracelet in Sterling Silver

Recently Viewed