Origin: Jordan (Geresa) Circa: 222 AD to 235 AD Collection: Roman Bronze Coin Necklace Medium: Bronze/Gold This gorgeous coin is set in an 18-karat gold necklace. The  More »

Origin: Jordan (Geresa) Circa: 222 AD to 235 AD Collection: Roman Bronze Coin Necklace Medium: Bronze/Gold This gorgeous coin is set in an 18-karat gold necklace. The emperors of Ancient Rome appeared in public adorned with precious and rare jewels to dazzle their subjects. They understood the value of a grand entrance, and how just a touch of the theatrical can enrich the routine world. This is a one of a kind necklace of heavy sculpted gold that makes for the ultimate adornment for those who enjoy a little drama in their lives. - (FJ.2303)   « Less

Origin: Samaria, Israel Circa: 117 AD to 138 AD Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Silver, Gold

Origin: Samaria, Israel Circa: 117 AD to 138 AD Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Silver, Gold   « Less

Origin: Jordan (Geresa) Circa: 235 AD to 238 AD Catalogue: V11 Collection: Roman Additional Information: Composed of bronze/diamonds/sapphires The person who first held  More »

Origin: Jordan (Geresa) Circa: 235 AD to 238 AD Catalogue: V11 Collection: Roman Additional Information: Composed of bronze/diamonds/sapphires The person who first held this ancient coin was witness to history, to the excitement and grandeur of the Roman empire. In its brilliant setting of gold and gems, this token of the classical past seems completely at home in the modern era as well. Whoever wears this splendid jewel today will certainly make a little history of her own. - (FJ.2742)   « Less

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 244 AD to 249 AD Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Bronze and Diamonds Additional Information: The coin was found in Geresa,  More »

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 244 AD to 249 AD Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Bronze and Diamonds Additional Information: The coin was found in Geresa, Jordan. The rulers of Rome knew how to stand apart from the crowd, how to turn every entrance and exit into a dramatic spectacle. This radiant necklace would have caused a sensation at the Imperial court and will surely do so wherever it is worn today. Dazzling adornment fit for an empress, or a woman who simply wants to feel like one. - (FJ.2744)   « Less

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 235 AD to 238 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Roman Coin Necklaces Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: The coin was found in  More »

Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 235 AD to 238 AD Collection: Jewelry Style: Roman Coin Necklaces Medium: Bronze and Gold Additional Information: The coin was found in Geresa, Jordan. The grandeur and spectacle of the classical world is evoked in this gorgeous contemporary jewel. In any place or time, its rich beauty will dazzle the senses. While empires may rise and fall, elegant luxury will never go out of style. One-of-a-kind adornment, meant for a woman who is equally unique. - (FJ.2746)   « Less

Origin: Geresa, Jordan Circa: 222 AD to 249 AD Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Bronze, Gold Coins from one of the most fascinating eras in Roman history  More »

Origin: Geresa, Jordan Circa: 222 AD to 249 AD Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Roman Medium: Bronze, Gold Coins from one of the most fascinating eras in Roman history are brought together in this fabulous necklace. In these Imperial portraits, we see reflected youthful optimism, shrewd talent, ambition, and pride. These may have been the most exalted personages of their day, but they were also human. Whoever wears this dramatic necklace deserves to make a bit of history as well. - (FJ.2765)   « Less

Origin: Jordan (Geresa) Circa: 222 AD to 235 AD Collection: Roman Medium: Bronze/Sapphire The imperial image of the last of the Severan dynasty is surrounded by gleaming  More »

Origin: Jordan (Geresa) Circa: 222 AD to 235 AD Collection: Roman Medium: Bronze/Sapphire The imperial image of the last of the Severan dynasty is surrounded by gleaming gold and a splendid sapphire in a necklace of understated drama. Just as the hand of man has shaped the gem to sparkling perfection, so the hand of time has patinated the coin to a rich, dark green. When we look upon this stunning jewel, completely at home in the contemporary world, we are also aware of the passage of centuries since Rome ruled the world. The beauty of this necklace is timeless, ageless, the very definition of a classic. - (FJ.3005)   « Less

Origin: Samaria, Israel Circa: 336 BC to 323 BC Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Greek Medium: Silver and Amethyst Additional Information: This ancient coin is set in a  More »

Origin: Samaria, Israel Circa: 336 BC to 323 BC Collection: Coin Jewelry Style: Greek Medium: Silver and Amethyst Additional Information: This ancient coin is set in a spectacular necklace composed of 44 faceted amethysts with a total weight of 157 carats set in 18-karat gold. Perhaps no figure in history radiates a more enduring aura of adventure and romance than Alexander the Great. In his journeys to the far corners of the earth, Alexander sought to emulate the travels of two Gods: the mythic hero Herakles, and the wine deity Dionysus. The spirit of that age is evoked in this magnificent necklace, which bears the image of Herakles on a silver coin minted by Alexander, surrounded by wine-colored amethysts, which in antiquity were associated with Dionysus. Surely Alexander himself, who had a fondness for the rare and the luxurious, would have approved. Adornment for those with a romantic and adventurous spirit of their own. - (FJ.3099)   « Less

Origin: Syria (Near Homs) Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD Collection: Roman Silver Coin Pendant Style: Denarius Medium: Silver/Diamond/Gold Additional Information: This ancient  More »

Origin: Syria (Near Homs) Circa: 218 AD to 222 AD Collection: Roman Silver Coin Pendant Style: Denarius Medium: Silver/Diamond/Gold Additional Information: This ancient coin is mounted in a magnificent necklace of 18-karat gold set with genuine diamonds with a total weight of 0.70 carats. Boldly elegant, subtly opulent, this necklace defines the term "classic". At its center is a silver coin from the height of the Roman Empire, brought to glowing perfection by radiant gold and diamonds. Beyond mere fashion, this is a jewel of timeless beauty, one that will always set the standard for style. The person who chooses it will be as self-assured and confident as the necklace itself, always a leader, never a follower. - (FJ.3367)   « Less

Origin: Jordan (Geresa) Circa: 222 AD to 235 AD Collection: Roman Style: Sestertius Medium: Bronze/Diamond/Gold Additional Information: This ancient coin is mounted in a  More »

Origin: Jordan (Geresa) Circa: 222 AD to 235 AD Collection: Roman Style: Sestertius Medium: Bronze/Diamond/Gold Additional Information: This ancient coin is mounted in a dazzling necklace of 18-karat gold set with 57 genuine diamonds with a total weight of 3.72 carats. The rich, deep green of ancient bronze, patinated by the centuries, is brought to perfection by the brilliant fire of diamonds and gold. The unfading beauty of the setting makes the ideal foil for the classical coin, which evokes the splendor of a vanished age. The blending of the ancient and the modern creates a jewel of timeless magnificence. The person lucky enough to wear it will understand that life's finest pleasures are worth waiting for. - (FJ.3393)   « Less