Gold Pendant Featuring a Silver Tetradrachm of King Lysimachus, 323 BCE - 281 CE
Silver and Gold
FJ.5839
This genuine ancient coin has been mounted in a modern 18 karat gold pendant. This magnificent tetradrachm evokes the splendor and richness of the Hellenistic age. A member of the...
This genuine ancient coin has been mounted in a modern 18 karat gold pendant.
This magnificent tetradrachm evokes the splendor and richness of the Hellenistic age. A member of the Macedonian aristocracy, Lysimachus was among the inner circle that divided up the kingdom of Alexander the Great after his death. To emphasize his lifelong friendship with Alexander, Lysimachus adorned his own coinage with a portrait of the deified king, wearing the horns of the Egyptian God Ammon. On the other side is the image of Athena, classical goddess of wisdom and war. This beautiful pendant is adornment fit for royalty. To wear it is make a little history of one's own.
This magnificent tetradrachm evokes the splendor and richness of the Hellenistic age. A member of the Macedonian aristocracy, Lysimachus was among the inner circle that divided up the kingdom of Alexander the Great after his death. To emphasize his lifelong friendship with Alexander, Lysimachus adorned his own coinage with a portrait of the deified king, wearing the horns of the Egyptian God Ammon. On the other side is the image of Athena, classical goddess of wisdom and war. This beautiful pendant is adornment fit for royalty. To wear it is make a little history of one's own.