Boeotian Shield & Amphora in Gold vespasian denarius pendant now reborn as a pendant

now reborn as a pendant in solid 18k gold

a symbol of renewal

their imagery tied to the religious traditions of the region

There is a grounded quality to this piece

Boeotian Shield & Amphora in Gold vespasian denarius pendant now reborn as a pendantThis powerful pendant features a silver stater struck in Thebes, the leading city of Boeotia in central Greece, between 379 and 368 BC. The obverse bears the iconic Boeotian shield, a distinctively indented form once carried by warriors of the region. The reverse shows an amphora, symbol of wealth and trade, crowned by a laurel wreath with the name inscribed across the fieldall within a precise incuse circle. Set in a fully hand shaped 18k gold bezel