Origin: Petra, Jordan Circa: 9 BC Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Nabatean Medium: Bronze and Gold Aretas IV, shown here in a double portrait with his queen Shuquailat,  More »

Origin: Petra, Jordan Circa: 9 BC Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Nabatean Medium: Bronze and Gold Aretas IV, shown here in a double portrait with his queen Shuquailat, was the greatest king to rule the Nabateans. During his reign, the trading empire on the edge of the Arabian desert flourished both politically and culturally. That abundance is symbolized by the two cornucopiae that adorn the reverse of this coin. To wear it today in its frame of radiant gold is to touch upon the magic and mystery of a vanished world. - (FJ.2895)   « Less

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 307 AD to 337 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Roman Bronze Coin Rings Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: The coin was found in  More »

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 307 AD to 337 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Roman Bronze Coin Rings Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: The coin was found in Bethlehem, Israel The reign of Constantine saw the world set on new paths, which would change the course of history forever. Christianity triumphed as the official religion of the Empire, a new capital was built at Constantinople, the Classical Age entered its sunset as the Medieval era dawned. The person who first held this ancient coin was witness to remarkable events. To wear it today in its setting of radiant gold is to feel the excitement, the vital energy, of that vanished world. - (FJ.3075)   « Less

Origin: Israel (Jerusalem) Circa: 132 AD to 135 AD Collection: Jewish Coin Ring Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: Sold

Origin: Israel (Jerusalem) Circa: 132 AD to 135 AD Collection: Jewish Coin Ring Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: Sold   « Less

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 379 AD to 395 BC Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: The coin was found in Jerusalem The  More »

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 379 AD to 395 BC Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: The coin was found in Jerusalem The emperors and empresses of Rome knew how to make a brilliant entrance. Arrayed in rich robes and dazzling jewels, they would capture the attention of a huge crowd or focus the gaze of an intimate room. Minted in the twilight of the classical world, this superb coin celebrates the noble Aelia Flaccilla, wife of one emperor and mother of two others. S3et in a ring of opulent simplicity, it makes and enduring impression in the imperial tradition. A jewel for those who aren’t afraid to hold center stage. - (FJ.3354)   « Less

Origin: Antioch, Syria Circa: 161 AD to 180 AD Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: This gorgeous coin is set in an  More »

Origin: Antioch, Syria Circa: 161 AD to 180 AD Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: This gorgeous coin is set in an 18-karat gold ring. Marcus Aurelius ruled during Rome’s golden age. A gifted statesman and philosopher, his book of meditations still offers insight into the workings of power. In Rome, his magnificent equestrian statue awes visitors to the Capitoline hill with its air of benevolent authority. The obverse of this bronze coin is adorned with the emperor's noble portrait; on the reverse in the head of a rearing horse, perhaps recalling the famous mounted statue. In a ring of classic simplicity, it is certain to make whoever wears it feel like royalty. - (FJ.3360)   « Less

Origin: Jerusalem, Israel Circa: 308 AD to 324 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Roman Coin Ring Medium: Bronze/Gold Additional Information: This superb coin is set in an 18  More »

Origin: Jerusalem, Israel Circa: 308 AD to 324 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Roman Coin Ring Medium: Bronze/Gold Additional Information: This superb coin is set in an 18 karat gold ring. Proud, confidant, ambitious, Licinius ruled in the turbulent age of the tetrarchs. In a time when politics required skill and daring, Licinius was a master of the game. A clever strategist and a capable statesman, he combined personal charm with a realistic vision of the world. Set in a ring of classic elegance, this ancient coin seems destined for a hand at ease with authority. Like the person who wears it, the ring is a complete original, truly one-of-a-kind. - (FJ.3371)   « Less

Origin: Jerusalem, Israel Circa: 66 AD to 70 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Jewish Coin Rings Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: Sold

Origin: Jerusalem, Israel Circa: 66 AD to 70 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Jewish Coin Rings Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: Sold   « Less

Origin: Jericho, Israel Circa: 1200 AD to 1500 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Islamic Coin Ring Medium: Bronze-Gold Additional Information: This superb coin is sent in an  More »

Origin: Jericho, Israel Circa: 1200 AD to 1500 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Islamic Coin Ring Medium: Bronze-Gold Additional Information: This superb coin is sent in an 18 karat gold ring. Perhaps more than any other object, coins connect with the daily life of the past. For centuries, their function and basic appearance has remained unchanged. When we hold an old coin today, we are aware of the touch of other hands in other circumstances long before. What adventures might it have been witness to? Where has it traveled, and what has it bought? This romance is undeniable; it causes the imagination to take a journey of its own. Under the Mamluks, Egypt enjoyed a rich flowering of art and culture. This elegant bronze coin evokes that vanished world. In its frame of r4adiant gold, it links us in an intimate way with the unbroken chain of human history. - (FJ.3929)   « Less

Origin: Israel (Jaffa) Circa: 305 AD to 306 BC Collection: Roman Coin Ring Medium: Bronze-Gold In their images and inscriptions, ancient coins record the dreams and  More »

Origin: Israel (Jaffa) Circa: 305 AD to 306 BC Collection: Roman Coin Ring Medium: Bronze-Gold In their images and inscriptions, ancient coins record the dreams and ambitions of men, the rise and fall of empires, the comings and goings of royalty. Yet beyond this grand public history, each coin has a more intimate, private tale to tell. As we hold such tokens of the past in our hands, we cannot help but wonder who first held them centuries ago. Were they kings or commoners? Soldiers, scholars, merchants, artists? This is the magic and romance of such objects. This bronze coin was minted in the turbulent period of the tetrarchy, the triumphant dawn of the Christian age. To wear this coin today in its setting of brilliant gold is to set the imagination traveling on a wondrous journey of discovery. - (FJ.4072)   « Less

Origin: Antioch, Syria Circa: 1 AD to 100 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Bronze Coin Ring Medium: Bronze-Gold Antioch was famous in antiquity for its wealth and luxury.  More »

Origin: Antioch, Syria Circa: 1 AD to 100 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Bronze Coin Ring Medium: Bronze-Gold Antioch was famous in antiquity for its wealth and luxury. The capital of the Hellenistic Seleucid Empire, Antioch was a major center for the arts and trade during the Roman Empire and remained an important city in Byzantine times through the crusader era. In the age in which this coin was minted, Antioch was at the height of her splendor. This simple coin was surely used by the citizens of Antioch to purchase the luxuries or the necessities of life. To wear this coin in its golden setting is to connect in an intimate way with that vanished world. - (FJ.4855)   « Less