18kt Gold Chain Necklace with Byzantine Bronze Coin, Anastasius I AE Folli

A Roman Antoninianus coin featuring Emperor Gordian III, bezel-set in an 18kt yellow gold mount, transforming it into a wearable pendant. The coin, crafted in silver, retains well-pr...

A beautifully composed late Victorian to Edwardian necklace in 14kt yellow gold, featuring intricately carved and reverse-painted Essex crystals — a rare and labour-intensive technique where miniature paintings are rendered in fine detail on the reverse side of domed rock crystal cabochons. The central scene depicts a red-coated English huntsman on horseback leaping over a hedge, flanked by two companion medallions portraying a fox and a hound. These traditional hunting motifs speak to the British sporting elite’s fascination with the countryside chase — fox hunting was considered a symbol of both aristocratic leisure and rural valor. The inclusion of hunting horns and riding crops in gold adds further narrative depth, evoking the ceremonial and rhythmic elements of the hunt. Gold scrolls in the form of fox horns...

Large, authentic ancient Byzantine coin (Phocas, Follis, Cyzicus mint, AD 602-610) and 3 diamonds (total weight 0.30 carat, SI1-SI2 clarity, G-H colo...

Coin details: Byzantine: Constantinople, 3rd officina, Constans II Pogonatus (AD 641-668), AV solidus (21mm, 4.45 gm, 6h) Reads: Mature bust of Constans II facing, with beard, wearing a crown, chlamys pinned at the right shoulder, and holding globus cruciger...