Ancient Bronze Coin Pendant with Alexandrite and 22 kt Gold
This is a one of a kind pendant featuring this beautiful bronze coin, struck circa 300-200 B.C. Forepart of prancing horse right, KY above, magistrates’ name, below. One -handled vase; monogram to left.
By far the most important of the Aiolian coastal cities, Kyme was situated southwest of Myrina. For much of its history it was dominated by great powers - Persia, Athens, the Hellenistic kingdoms, and, finally, Rome.
This is a one of a kind pendant featuring this beautiful bronze coin, struck circa 300-200 B.C. Forepart of prancing horse right, KY above, magistrates’ name, below. One -handled vase; monogram to left.
By far the most important of the Aiolian coastal cities, Kyme was situated southwest of Myrina. For much of its history it was dominated by great powers - Persia, Athens, the Hellenistic kingdoms, and, finally, Rome.
This is a one of a kind pendant featuring this beautiful bronze coin, struck circa 300-200 B.C. Forepart of prancing horse right, KY above, magistrates’ name, below. One -handled vase; monogram to left.
By far the most important of the Aiolian coastal cities, Kyme was situated southwest of Myrina. For much of its history it was dominated by great powers - Persia, Athens, the Hellenistic kingdoms, and, finally, Rome.
22 Karat Gold Alexandrite
Stunning ancient bronze coin set in 22 karat gold.
Alexandrite
2 genuine Alexandrite gemstones add to the grace of this beautiful ancient coin pendant. Both sides are striking and can be flipped to wear either way. This coin gracefully hangs from a handmade 22 karat gold classical loop-in-loop chain and secured with a lovely 22 karat gold clasp.
