Divus Antoninus Pius Consecration Denarius Pendant | Roman Funeral Monument Roman History Gift this fossil has been transformed

this fossil has been transformed into a wearable relic of Earth’s ancient seas

celebrating the Roman god of beginnings

the design still conveys the powerful symbolism of Rome’s imperial rituals

struck at Corinth between 400 and 345 BCE

This silver drachm was struck in the city of Caesarea in Cappadocia during the early reign of Caracalla

Divus Antoninus Pius Consecration Denarius Pendant | Roman Funeral Monument Roman History Gift this fossil has been transformedTrajan was remembered by the Romans as the greatest emperor who ever ruled. Struck during the reign of Emperor Trajan, this Roman silver denarius celebrates the authority and prestige of one of Romes greatest rulers. The reverse depicts the personification of Roma herself, standing with Victory in hand, presenting a powerful image of the Roman state triumphant and enduring. Set in a handcrafted bezel, the ancient coin is preserved as both historical