Genuine Greek Coin 3rd Cent. BC Pendant depicting Goddess Athena's Owl

This stunning 18 kt gold ring showcases an authentic silver Roman coin, specifically a sestertius from 211 BC, featuring a depiction of the Goddess Rome. Meticulously crafted, this r...

This sterling silver pendant showcases an authentic Roman coin dating back to 148 BC, which was minted by Sempronius Pitius. On one side of the coin, we can observe the Goddess Rome;...

Discover an authentic ancient Greek coin pendant featuring a stunning depiction of Aretusa’s head on the front, surrounded by four playful dolphins.  Aretusa, a revered nymph in Gre...

An authentic interesting silver "nomos" coin from the ancient Greek colony of Tarentum in Calabria (now in the heel of southern Italy) depicts the mythological founder of the city, T...

A rare and authentic silver "tetradrachm" coin from Seleukos I Nikator 312-281 BC depicts Athena driving a "quadriga" (a chariot) pulled by 4 horned elephants. Seleucus was a Macedonian Greek general who was one of the successors of Alexander the Great. In the power struggles that followed Alexander's death, he became ruler of Asia Minor, Syria, Mesopotamia, and the Iranian Plateau, eventually assuming the title of basileus (king). The state he established on these territories, the Seleucid Empire, was one of the major powers of the Hellenistic world, until being overcome by the Roman Republic and Parthian Empire in the late second and early first centuries BC. In 306 BC Seleucus attempted to invade India, and in the subsequent settlement with the Mauryan Emperor Chandragupta, he obtained 500 war elephants which were later used in campaigns in the west. Although no "quadrigas" were ever actually pulled by 4 elephants, Seleukos chose to use this image on his coinage. The opposite side of the coin features Zeus, king of the gods. This is an extremely rare coin not usually seen in jewelry. It is set in a signature handmade Steven Battelle 22K gold hammered...

An authentic silver drachm coin from ancient Athens 425-375 BC depicts the owl of Athena along with the letters Alpha, Theta, and Epsilon, meaning "Of t...

An iconic top-grade authentic ancient Greek Athenian owl coin from 475-425 BC is held in an ancient-inspired handmade 22K hammered gold setting with flat ...