251-253 C.E. Ancient Roman Winged Victory Coin Pendant | Handcrafted Sterling Silver Setting

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251-253 C.E. Ancient Roman Winged Victory Coin Pendant | Handcrafted Sterling Silver SettingThis captivating pendant holds an ancient silver Antoninianus coin, hand struck during the reign of Emperor Trebonianus Gallus, a ruler whose legacy is intertwined with moments of Roman military tension and internal strife. Trebonianus Gallus rose to power in 251 C. E. during a period of great upheaval, and his rule, though brief, was marked by a controversial peace treaty with the invading Gothsan accord that ultimately led to his untimely demise at

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asserts the dominance of the Spanish monarchy

representing knowledge

a prominent Greek colony founded by Miletos

The imperfections in their hand-minted designs—often struck off-center—are a reminder of their unique history

seated right and holding an olive branch and scepter

Mint: Soho

becomes not just a relic of Roman history but a piece of wearable art that links you directly to the age of emperors and gods

Ruler: Marcus Cassianus Latinus Postumus was the Governor of Gaul under Valerian

Minted during the reign of Emperor Komei (1847-1866)

minted during the reign of Emperor Komei (1846–1867)

a time when powerful warlords and their Samurai ruled feudal Japan