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Origin: Holy Land
Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
In the images and inscriptions that adorn ancient coins, we read of the More »
Origin: Holy Land
Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
In the images and inscriptions that adorn ancient coins, we read of the rise and fall of dynasties, the comings and goings of royalty, the hopes and dreams of men and women. Julia Soamias was part of the remarkable "dynasty of Syrian women", who ruled the Roman Empire from behind the thrones of their men. This small portrait suggests she was both beautiful and determined. The people who first held this silver token were witnesses to history in the making. The individual who wears it today in its golden setting is certain to make history in their own right. - (FJ.4838) « Less
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| Barakat Gallery |
| 405 North Rodeo Drive |
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| California-90210 |
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| Email : barakat@barakatgallery.com |
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Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
Like people, no two ancient coins are exactly alike. Struck by hand, More »
Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
Like people, no two ancient coins are exactly alike. Struck by hand, touched by the passage of time, surviving by chance, every ancient coin has a unique character that sets it apart from all others. This silver token portrays Elagabalus, one of the most unusual and surprising of all roman rulers. An individual of unique gifts and talents, he scandalized the roman world with his excesses. To wear this coin in its radiant golden setting is to connect ourselves in an intimate way with that vanished world, and with the lives of the men and women who gave it meaning. - (FJ.4839) « Less
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| Barakat Gallery |
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| California-90210 |
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| Email : barakat@barakatgallery.com |
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Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 222 AD to 235 AD
Collection: Roman Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
Julia Mamaea was one of the most remarkable personalities in all Roman More »
Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 222 AD to 235 AD
Collection: Roman Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
Julia Mamaea was one of the most remarkable personalities in all Roman history. Part of the so- called "dynasty of Syrian women", she was the effective power behind the throne of her son. Famous for her beauty and her wit, Julia Mamaea was at the center of an intellectual court. Her proud imperial portrait gives us a hint of the unique woman she was. Set in a ring of radiant gold, it is destined to adorn the hand of an equally remarkable individual today. - (FJ.4840) « Less
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$3300.00
Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
Like people, no two ancient coins are exactly alike. Struck by hand, More »
Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
Like people, no two ancient coins are exactly alike. Struck by hand, touched by the passage of time, surviving by chance, every ancient coin has a unique character that sets it apart from all others. This silver token portrays Elagabalus, one of the most unusual and surprising of all roman rulers. An individual of unique gifts and talents, he scandalized the roman world with his excesses. To wear this coin in its radiant golden setting is to connect ourselves in an intimate way with that vanished world, and with the lives of the men and women who gave it meaning. - (FJ.4841) « Less
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| California-90210 |
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$2400.00
Origin: Israel (Sebastia, Samaria)
Circa: 161 AD to 180 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: silver/gold
Origin: Israel (Sebastia, Samaria)
Circa: 161 AD to 180 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
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Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
Like people, no two ancient coins are exactly alike. Struck by hand, More »
Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
Like people, no two ancient coins are exactly alike. Struck by hand, touched by the passage of time, surviving by chance, every ancient coin has a unique character that sets it apart from all others. This silver token portrays Elagabalus, one of the most unusual and surprising of all roman rulers. An individual of unique gifts and talents, he scandalized the roman world with his excesses. To wear this coin in its radiant golden setting is to connect ourselves in an intimate way with that vanished world, and with the lives of the men and women who gave it meaning. - (FJ.4843) « Less
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Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 198 AD to 217 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
The huge public baths which Caracalla built in Rome still awe More »
Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 198 AD to 217 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
The huge public baths which Caracalla built in Rome still awe visitors today. Huge and luxurious, the baths of Caracalla epitomized the wealth and grandeur of the Roman Empire at its height. This silver token from that age makes a similar appeal to the senses. Set in a ring of gleaming gold, this coin evokes the glories of the past in a totally contemporary fashion. The individual who wears it today will have an appreciation for what is timelessly beautiful. - (FJ.4845) « Less
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Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 177 AD to 192 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
When we speak of a "classic", we refer to an object that transcends More »
Origin: Syria (Emessa)
Circa: 177 AD to 192 AD
Collection: Roman Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
When we speak of a "classic", we refer to an object that transcends the boundaries of mere fad or fashion. A classic retains its hold over the senses year in and year out. Those who choose classic accessories never follow trends, and are unconcerned with the dictates of the season. They have a strong sense of themselves, what looks good, feels good, and what has enduring value. This ring, blending ancient Roman silver with radiant gold, meets all the criteria for a classic. The individual who wears it will fit easily into the classic category as well. - (FJ.4847) « Less
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$2900.00
Origin: Jordan (Amman)
Circa: 1 AD to 200 AD
Collection: Himyarite Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
The Himyarite Confederacy ruled Ancient Yemen, an important stop More »
Origin: Jordan (Amman)
Circa: 1 AD to 200 AD
Collection: Himyarite Silver Coin Ring
Medium: Silver-Gold
The Himyarite Confederacy ruled Ancient Yemen, an important stop on the trade routes to India. Though never conquered by the Romans, their coinage reflects a Classical influence. This concave coin, base on Athenian prototypes, bears the portrait of a beardless man who resembles the Roman Emperor Augustus. Even in a world that seems as far away to our age as Classical Antiquity, this was a token of distant and exotic land. Today this coin can be enjoyed as an elegant piece of jewelry that harkens back to that mysterious time and place. - (FJ.5041) « Less
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Origin: Palestine (Gaza)
Circa: 300 BC to 200 BC
Collection: Sabaean Silver Coin ring
Medium: silver/gold
Origin: Palestine (Gaza)
Circa: 300 BC to 200 BC
Collection: Sabaean Silver Coin ring
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