Erez Ancient Coin Jewelry

This distinguished sterling silver ring showcases an authentic Indo-Scythian drachma coin (Greek currency), capturing the powerful imagery of a king with whip mounted on horseback. Encased in a substantial 18k yellow gold bezel, the ancient artifact commands attention, while precisely engraved Celtic Trinity Knots adorn the shoulders—creating a bold yet refined accessory that honors historical artistry with contemporary sophistication. 

Ring Details

• Ring Size — 8.5
• Coin – Circa 12 BC - 15 CE

This sterling silver necklace features a genuine Bronze Prutah coin minted under King Agrippa I, depicting the royal canopy (symbolizing power) on one side and three ears of barley on the other side, representing the real strength of nation - its people. This ruler purposefully avoided imagery on coins that was religiously-based. His rule allowed his people a brief period of piece and prosperity - his people regarded him with love and devotion, because he healed with tender hands. Jerusalem mint. 

This pendant embodies the powerful intersection of ancient numismatic history and contemporary design—an arresting statement for the discerning collector of historical jewelry.

Necklace Details

• Coin – Circa 37-44 CE
• Pendant – 1.25 in x 0.87 inches
• Chain – 25 inches
• Closure – teardrop lobster
  
  
  

This commanding pendant houses a genuine bronze Roman Widow's Mite coin, minted in the holy land over 2000 years ago, in the century preceding the birth of Jesus Christ. 

One side of the coin depicts an anchor with Greek inscription (Alexander the King). The reverse side shows a star of eight rays, Yehonatan the King, written in Hebrew between the rays. 

What makes these coins of great historical and religious importance is that twice in the bible, Jesus is quoted telling the story of the poor widow who gave all that she had which was just two mites. These coins are unique ancient artifact that would have been handled and used in market stalls by villagers, traders, holy men and Roman soldiers in every day transactions.

This cross hangs from a robust wheat chain with an oxidized finish, creating a distinguished patina. 

Necklace Details

• Coin – circa 103–76 BCE
• Cross size: 1.7 x 1.3 inches
• Chain Length: 16–18 inches (with an extension)
• Closure: teardrop lobster clasp

This commanding pendant houses a genuine bronze Roman Widow's Mite coin, minted in the holy land over 2000 years ago, during the reign of King Alexander Jannaeus in the century preceding the birth of Jesus Christ. 
 It features a star on one side and an inverted anchor on the other side. What makes these coins of great historical and religious importance is that twice in the bible, Jesus is quoted telling the story of the poor widow who gave all that she had which was just two mites. These coins are unique ancient artifact that would have been handled and used in market stalls by villagers, traders, holy men and Roman soldiers in every day transactions.

The robust wheat chain and pendant feature a deliberate oxidized finish, creating a distinguished patina. The bail's riveted hinge construction ensures durability for the discerning gentleman.

• Coin – Circa 103-76 BCE
• Pendant length with Bail – 1.2 inches
• Chain length – 16 inches with extension
• Closure – Teardrop lobster
  
  
  

These expertly designed round sterling silver cufflinks feature authentic Roman coins that display the profile of Constans. Constans was son of Constantine and Fausta, educated in Constantinople and proclaimed Caesar in 333 CE. 

After Constantine's passing, Constans became joint emperor with his two brothers. 
Much like his father, Constans took on an active part in promoting christianity.

The historical treasure is artfully nestled within a refined step-edge circular bezel, finished with a sophisticated riveted post and toggle closure that ensures both security and ease of wear. 

Cufflinks Details

• Coins – circa 337 - 350 CE
• Dimensions: 0.75 in

This commanding pendant houses a genuine bronze Roman Widow's Mite coin, minted in the holy land over 2000 years ago, during the reign of King Alexander Jannaeus in the century preceding the birth of Jesus Christ. 
 It features a star on one side and an inverted anchor on the other side. What makes these coins of great historical and religious importance is that twice in the bible, Jesus is quoted telling the story of the poor widow who gave all that she had which was just two mites. These coins are unique ancient artifact that would have been handled and used in market stalls by villagers, traders, holy men and Roman soldiers in every day transactions.

The coins are featured in a square frames with a durable cufflink mechanism. 

Cufflinks Details

• Coin – circa 103-76 BCE
  
• 0.77 inches
• Post and toggle mechanism