Religious Jewelry

The Bible not only contains the teachings of God, but also depicts a time thousands of years old – a time when Jesus Christ walked the earth. Rare artifacts from that time still exist, including some of the coins used as currency.

We offer a fine selection of coin jewelry that is of Biblical & Christian significance. Each coin is selected for its beauty and value, and guaranteed for life.

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Constantine The Great: (reign 306–337 A.D.) Constantine was Rome’s 1st Christian emperor. In 307 Constantine and Licinius issued the famous Edict of Milan, which granted complete religious tolerance of all citizens of the Roman Empire. In doing so he changed the history of the world and set a new course for Christianity, which until then had suffered persecution.
Shekel of Tyre: (c. 75-74 B.C.) Bibilical Judaean taxes were specified in shekels, but the Jews had no silver coins of their own. Temple Priests devised a practical solution to use Tyrian coins, known for their good silver quality, even though they went against prohibitions of the First Commandment. It was most likely a Shekel of Tyre that Jesus and Peter used to pay the Temple tax (Matthew 17:27). These coins were also likely used in the infamous thirty pieces of silver payment to Judas (Matthew 26:15).
Widows Mite Coin Jewelry: (c. 103–64 B.C.) From a famous Bible passage (Mark 12:41), the “Widows Mite” is a small ancient Judaean coin in circulation during the lifetime of Jesus. It reminds us that a gift or donation, however small, is special when it is a sacrifice. Various designs on the coins include wheel with spokes, double cornucopias, palm branch, and circle containing anchor.



Religious Jewelry The Bible not only contains the teachings of God, but also depicts a time thousands of years old – a time when Jesus Christ walked the earth. Rare artifacts from that time still exist, including some of the coins used as currency. We offer a fine selection of coin jewelry that is of Biblical & Christian significance. Each coin is selected for its beauty and value, and guaranteed for life. Shop religious coin jewelry Constantine The Great: (reign 306–337 A.D.) Constantine was Rome’s 1st Christian emperor. In 307 Constantine and Licinius issued the famous Edict of Milan, which granted complete religious tolerance of all citizens of the Roman Empire. In doing so he changed the history of the world and set a new course for Christianity, which until then had suffered persecution. Shekel of Tyre: (c. 75-74 B.C.) Bibilical Judaean taxes were specified in shekels, but the Jews had no silver coins of their own. Temple Priests devised a practical solution to use Tyrian coins, known for their good silver quality, even though they went against prohibitions of the First Commandment. It was most likely a Shekel of Tyre that Jesus and Peter used to pay the Temple tax (Matthew 17:27). These coins were also likely used in the infamous thirty pieces of silver payment to Judas (Matthew 26:15). Widows Mite Coin Jewelry: (c. 103–64 B.C.) From a famous Bible passage (Mark 12:41), the “Widows Mite” is a small ancient Judaean coin in circulation during the lifetime of Jesus. It reminds us that a gift or donation, however small, is special when it is a sacrifice. Various designs on the coins include wheel with spokes, double cornucopias, palm branch, and circle containing anchor.	View shopping bag Greek Coins Alexander The Great Athenian Owl Boy on a Dolphin Pegasus of Corinth Roman Coins Emperor Coins Janus God Roman Goddess Religious Jewelry Coins Featuring Christ Constantine The Great Shekel of Tyre Widows Mite Coin Jewelry jewelry@ancientassets.com (800) 634-8117