Lion and Pattern in 18k Gold Military History Jewelry

Lion and Pattern in 18k Gold Military History JewelryA silver hemidrachm from Thracian Chersonesos, struck between 386 and 338 BC, now reborn as a pendant in solid 18k gold. The obverse shows a lion leaping with its head turned back, a motif of strength and agility. The reverse bears a quadripartite incuse square, alternating fields engraved with a barley grain and a civic monogramsymbols of agricultural wealth and identity. This timeless relic of ancient craftsmanship is preserved in a bold, modern

the familiar copper penny was replaced with zinc coated steel so that copper could be reserved for wartime production

This silver denarius was struck during the reign of Hadrian

struck under Emperor Gordian III

It is a piece that feels grounded

Struck in the Macedonian world shaped by Alexander’s conquests

and travellers

This authentic silver denarius was minted in 119 BC

This example shows clear signs of having moved through ancient hands

The familiar portrait of Herakles appears with quiet strength

105–85 BC)

this bronze bears his youthful portrait on the obverse and

This example preserves especially fine detail