14K Yellow Gold Handmade Anchor Pendant from Shipwrecked Galleon Atocha 1622

This is just the cutest pendant ever! Made especially for women that love shoes! The pendant is stamped "14k" on the bottom of the shoe. The pendant is 1.0 inches wide and .63 inc...

This is a very different type of dolphin pendant. It's very unique in that it has .30 carats of marquise cut sapphire stones and the rest of the pendant is filled with brilliant cut...

What a gorgeous necklace!! The border of the pendant is lined brilliant cut stones. I know that the stones on top, bottom and in the middle test as diamonds. The middle stone is a...

This is a very pretty solitaire pendant! I just love the teardrop design . And it's on a beautiful chain measuring 18.5 inches. It has one 2.5 mm Brilliant cut diamond placed str...

This striking pendant features a finely crafted replica of an Atocha shipwreck treasure coin, securely set in a handcrafted 14K yellow gold bezel. Showcasing a bold cross motif inspi...

Original Atocha Shipwreck coin grade 2 Potosi mint 4 Reale Assayer "Q" Philip. Complete with the original Treasure Salvors INC. certification. Signed by Mel Fisher. Fixed on a 14k solid gold bezel set pendant. Assayed by Augustin de la Quadra ("Q", 1613-1616) in Potosi. 4 Reale Denomination growing increasingly rare: Most of the coins on board the Atocha were of the 8 Reale denomination. Due to their smaller size, 2 and 4 Reale coins didn't survive the shipwreck as well as the larger 8 Reale coins did. Grade 2 dictates that the coin was retrieved from the middle of the pack in the wreckage with less corrosion compared to Grade 3 or 4. The Potosi Mint signifies that the coin was minted in northern Peru, modern-day Bolivia. Coin Details: - Type: Atocha Coin...

Metal Content: 14k Yellow Gold & Silver Measurements Tall (from stationary bail): 1 1/8" (28.2mm) Wide: 3/4" (18.9mm) Interior of top bail opening measures (east to west): 4.5mm We...

Original Atocha Shipwreck coin unmounted complete with the original certificate from Treasure Salvors INC. Signed by Mel Fisher. Grade 1 dictates that the coin was retrieved from the almost middle of the pack (motherload) in the wreckage with minimal corrosion. An 8 Reales silver coin was approximately equivalent to one month’s pay for a sailor in the 1600’s. Atocha Coin...