Hieron II of Syracuse Coin Pendant

Hieron II was the ruler of the Sicilian city of Syracuse from around 270-215 BCE, the period when this coin was minted. The face of the coin depicts Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, storms, earthquakes, and horses, while the reverse side features a trident flanked by dolphins. 

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 270-215 BCE
• Pendant – 1.3 inches x 0.8 inches