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Rome

Vestigia pedis amulet

(9)

The "Go and return", a lucky charm for roman travelers and legionaries. Inscription: TVVM ITER ROMANE INCIPE SED MEMENTO AD TVOS REDIRE. 'Roman, start your journey, but remember to go back to yours.' Piece made of bronze. Measures: Heigh 2.5cm Width 3.5cm Thickness 0.4cm

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Rome

Janus coin pendant

CB-106

(6)

€21.63

Janus is a uniquely Roman god and is proudly venerated as such. In Roman mythology Janus is the guardian of the heavens, the god of beginnings and ends. The month of January derives from its name and, according to the Romans, the veneration of this god ensures in every undertaking that we make a good start and a good end. Bronze coin minted by unknown...

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Other Cultures

Griffin Ring Tartessos

A-1040

(7)

€21.42

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Rome

Chrismon Chi Rho ring

A-1009

(10)

€23.18

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Egypt

Snake amulet double bracelet

B-153

(4)

€36.05

The snake has been and continues to be a common motif in jewelry. Their beauty and widespread belief in their magical powers made snakes very popular. Many Egyptian, Greek and Roman jewels take this form. The original piece belongs to the high empire, it is dated from the 1st-2nd century AD. and is exhibited at the British Museum in London. According to...

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Celtic-Iberian

Wolf braided bracelet

B-165

(10)

€23.69

The Celts and later the Romans, used these jewels as an element of adornment and social status, were also very typical and the same style torques, being manufactured in gold, silver or bronze, according to the status of the carrier within the town. The heads made of bronze and the brass wire, being able to open and close to adjust the size, the heads are...

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Egypt

Snake bracelet

B-152

(10)

€25.75

Bracelet made of yellow bronze, a replica of one of the most recognized pieces of its time. This piece, so used in ancient times, is still a fetish for lovers of good luck charms today. There are many original bracelets in numerous museums around the world (Athens Museum, Louvre Museum, British Museum, Met Museum) this one that we reproduce was found in...

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Rome.

Fayum ring

A-1003

(16)

€25.75

Replica of a 1st-century AD Roman ring. Provenance: Private collection in Geneva. The original piece is part of a set with matching square earrings, also set with glass paste in the same color as the ring, with pearl beads dangling from the bottom. To find your ring size, measure the inner diameter as shown in the image. All our products come in perfect...

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Greece-Phoenicians

Wedding ring 'Omonoia'

A-1221

(6)

€23.59

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Celtic-Iberian

Pre-Roman Iberian ring

A-1224

(12)

€13.29

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Rome

Lunula earrings

P-597

(6)

€20.50

Earrings shaped like a crescent moon. In ancient Rome, the lunula (plural: lunulae) was a hanging amulet worn by girls and women until their wedding day. Its properties are related to fertility and healing, in addition to offering protection against the evil eye. Piece inspired by a Roman lunula from the 2nd century B.C.

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Rome

Omega fibula

F-201

(10)

€18.54

Replica of omega fibula. Fíbula, word from Latin, fibula (needle). It is denominated to all type of metallic pieces used to unite or to hold some of the garments that composed the clothes. Piece made of bronze Measures: Heigh 5.2cm Width 4.7cm

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