Description
This authentic Roman silver denarius of Augustus (27 BC–AD 14), the first Emperor of Rome, is beautifully set in a handcrafted 14k gold pendant. The obverse displays the laureate portrait of Augustus, while the reverse features captured military arms, symbolizing Rome’s military strength and imperial victories. Combining ancient history with timeless craftsmanship, this wearable artifact is both a remarkable piece of Roman numismatics and an elegant work of jewelry.
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REFERENCE #
JW-RM-1114
CIVILIZATION
Roman, ca. 27 BC – 14 AD
CONDITION
Mint condition
PRICE
$3800
PROVENANCE
Jerusalem Private Collection
Frequently Asked Questions
The silver denarius of Augustus is a significant artifact from the Roman Empire, dating back to 27 BC–AD 14. It features the portrait of Augustus, the first Emperor of Rome, and symbolizes Rome's military strength and imperial victories, making it an important piece of Roman numismatics.
The pendant is handcrafted using 14k gold to set the authentic Roman silver denarius of Augustus. This combination of silver and gold highlights both the historical value of the coin and the craftsmanship of the jewelry.
The obverse of the coin displays a laureate portrait of Augustus, while the reverse features captured military arms, symbolizing Rome's military strength and imperial victories during his reign.
The silver denarius of Augustus set in the pendant is in mint condition, indicating it has been well-preserved and maintains its original quality and details.
This Roman silver denarius pendant comes from a private collection in Jerusalem, adding to its authenticity and historical value.
The price of the silver denarius of Augustus pendant is $3800, reflecting its historical significance, condition, and the craftsmanship involved in creating the gold setting.
A full description of the silver denarius of Augustus pendant is available on the Baidun website at the provided link, offering detailed information about the coin and the jewelry piece.
