Roma (100 B.C.) in 18kt Setting with .10ct Diamonds

Honoring Rome's own goddess, Roma, this delightful pendant includes a silver denarius minted during the Roman Republican period. The coin, an extraordinary example of fine craftsmanship and detail, features a helmeted, battle-ready Roma on one side, while the reverse shows Victory riding a chariot. The denarius is mounted in a gorgeous 18k sold gold setting, accented with .10ct pave diamonds. The brilliant round diamonds are of good quality (G-H, SI1) and offer an elegant touch to this pendant that celebrates the might and determination of women.

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Price: $1129.00

Coin minted:	c. 100 B.C.
Coin denomination/metal:	Silver denarius
Coin grade:	Premium quality Hand selected by our senior numismatist for exceptional beauty and detail
Setting:	Handcrafted 14k solid gold
Diamonds:	.10ct pave diamonds. Round brilliant. Good quality. (G-H, SI1)

About this coin

For the people of ancient Rome, much of life revolved around the gods and goddesses. But the goddess Roma, who personified the glorious city, held a particularly special appeal for citizens. The silver denarius pictured here, from around 100 B.C., illustrates their ideal of Roma wearing a helmet and ready for battle. The reverse continues the theme, featuring Victory riding a chariot and poised to engage in combat as well. The coin was struck during the Roman Republican period, which preceded the establishment of the Roman Empire.

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