Origin: Syria (Emessa) Circa: 253 AD to 260 BC Collection: Roman Medium: Bronze-Gold There is something magical about an ancient coin. Like a ticket on a time machine, it  More »

Origin: Syria (Emessa) Circa: 253 AD to 260 BC Collection: Roman Medium: Bronze-Gold There is something magical about an ancient coin. Like a ticket on a time machine, it puts us in touch with another age, with other lives. As we place our fingers on this Roman bronze, bearing the proud portrait of a soldier emperor, we cannot help but wonder who held it when it was new. What did that person do for a living? What did they think about and dream? Where did the coin travel in the course of its useful life? We can invent a thousand stories for its past, and who knows? They may all be true. This elegant money clip serves more than a practical purpose. It allows us to dream. - (FJ.4498)   « Less

Origin: Israel (Jerusalem) Circa: 317 AD to 324 BC Collection: Roman Coin Money Clip Medium: Bronze-Gold In their images and inscriptions, ancient coins speak of the rise  More »

Origin: Israel (Jerusalem) Circa: 317 AD to 324 BC Collection: Roman Coin Money Clip Medium: Bronze-Gold In their images and inscriptions, ancient coins speak of the rise and fall of dynasties, the comings and goings of royalty, the hopes and dreams of men. Beneath this public history lies a more intimate, private tale, having to do with who has held the coin, where it has been and what it has bought. This latter story can only be filled in by the imagination, yet it is equally real. As we hold this token of the roman fast on our hands today, we cannot help but wonder about those who held it long ago. As our hands rest where theirs did, we are connected with their world in a direct way. - (FJ.4499)   « Less

Origin: Syria (Antioch) Circa: 305 AD to 311 BC Collection: Roman Coin Money Clip Medium: Bronze-Gold Ancient coins put us directly in touch with a vanished world. When  More »

Origin: Syria (Antioch) Circa: 305 AD to 311 BC Collection: Roman Coin Money Clip Medium: Bronze-Gold Ancient coins put us directly in touch with a vanished world. When this bronze was first circulating in the Roman Empire, the classical age was in its sunset, and the Christian era was dawning. The citizens of that world, men and women of diverse cultural origins passed this coin hand to hand in the transactions of daily life. Each hand that touched it left a mark, an energy really, that is the aura of humanity. Centuries have passed, many great empires have come and gone, but the essentials of human existence remain the same. As we hold this simple token of another era in our hands today, we are linked with all those who have held it before. - (FJ.4500)   « Less

Origin: Israel Circa: 305 AD to 306 BC Collection: Roman Bronze Coin Money Clip Medium: Bronze-Gold Constantius I was the father of the illustrious Constantine I  More »

Origin: Israel Circa: 305 AD to 306 BC Collection: Roman Bronze Coin Money Clip Medium: Bronze-Gold Constantius I was the father of the illustrious Constantine I (surnamed the "Great"). On the establishment of the tetrarchy Dioc1etian appointed him Caesar, after which he look charge of Gaul (France). Following a long series of battles and many victories Constantius arrived in Britain where he showed mercy and restored its defenses. His son was freed from captivity, having been held by Galerius Augustus, and fled to Britain in time to help his father in his last battle against the Picts. Afterwards, Constantine I was proclaimed emperor by the army at York. Despite later propaganda by his proud son, Constantius I was known as an able general and a generous ruler. This beautiful bronze coin shows the very powerful profile of a strong warrior, with a thick beard finely trimmed and wearing a laurel wreath. The legend reads FL. V AL. CONSTANTIVS NOB.CAES., meaning the coin was minted while he was Caesar (ca. A.D. 293- 305). This striking coin presents the boldness and wealth that epitomized the Roman Empire, suitable to someone who possesses their own powerful resources. - (FJ.6150)   « Less

From ancient Phoenicia, ca. 8th-7th century BC., solid silver ring with steatite scarab set in bezel (only top of scarab is visible); on either side of scarab is matching  More »

From ancient Phoenicia, ca. 8th-7th century BC., solid silver ring with steatite scarab set in bezel (only top of scarab is visible); on either side of scarab is matching pair of rounded globular adornments. Approximately size 4. Heavy ring, perfectly wearable. Remnants of some bronze adherence is visible on the solid shank. Category:Phoenician Material:Silver Dimensions:Size 4 Condition:Intact   « Less

An ancient terracotta mummy figure set into a 14k Gold Pendant. A rare and unique piece. Dated: (approximately) 100BC-200AD. The setting is custom and handcrafted with 14k  More »

An ancient terracotta mummy figure set into a 14k Gold Pendant. A rare and unique piece. Dated: (approximately) 100BC-200AD. The setting is custom and handcrafted with 14k gold by some of the worlds finest Armenian jewelers here in the Old City of Jerusalem. Size: 3x1cm   « Less

An authentic ancient Roman Coin from the Holy Land set into a 14k Gold Pendant. The coin was found in excavation sites in or around Jerusalem. The setting is custom and  More »

An authentic ancient Roman Coin from the Holy Land set into a 14k Gold Pendant. The coin was found in excavation sites in or around Jerusalem. The setting is custom and handcrafted with 14k gold by some of the worlds finest Armenian jewelers here in the Old City of Jerusalem. Size: 2x2 cm   « Less

An authentic ancient Roman Coin from the Holy Land set into a 14k Gold Filigree Pendant. The coin was found in excavation sites in or around Jerusalem. The setting is custom  More »

An authentic ancient Roman Coin from the Holy Land set into a 14k Gold Filigree Pendant. The coin was found in excavation sites in or around Jerusalem. The setting is custom and handcrafted with 14k gold by some of the worlds finest Armenian jewelers here in the Old City of Jerusalem. Size: 2x2 cm   « Less

An authentic ancient Roman Coin from the Holy Land set into a 14k Gold Pendant. The coin was found in excavation sites in or around Jerusalem. The setting is custom and  More »

An authentic ancient Roman Coin from the Holy Land set into a 14k Gold Pendant. The coin was found in excavation sites in or around Jerusalem. The setting is custom and handcrafted with 14k gold by some of the worlds finest Armenian jewelers here in the Old City of Jerusalem. Size: 2x2 cm   « Less

We have here an authentic ancient Roman Coin from the Holy Land set into a 14k Gold pendant. The coin was found in excavation sites in or around Jerusalem. Coin Description:  More »

We have here an authentic ancient Roman Coin from the Holy Land set into a 14k Gold pendant. The coin was found in excavation sites in or around Jerusalem. Coin Description: 69-79 A.D.; obverse: Bust of Vespasian facing right; reverse: image of 2 cows facing left. Condition: Good condition with the images on both sides clearly visible. The setting is made from 14k gold and is handmade by our very own Armenian Jewelers in the Old City of Jerusalem. Each piece is stamped as 14k Gold. Size:2x2cm   « Less