Available Greece-Phoenicians Earring grape leaves P-030 (1) €25.24 Grape leaves in Greek mythology symbolized prosperity and abundance. It was the chosen ornament for certain gods, the most prominent was Dionysus (Bacchus in roman mythology), who was adorned in each of his representations with large vine leaves Made of bronze or patinated bronze and pearls. * IMPORTANT: All the hooks of the earrings are in gold-plated... View
Available Greece-Phoenicians Corinthian Greek Helmet Keychain LL-025 (2) €21.63 Corinthian helmet pendant made of bronze and patinated bronze with leather cord. UNISEX. The Corinthian helmet, originally from ancient Greece, is named after the area where it was found. The hoplites (citizen soldiers of ancient Greece) wore this type of helmet that was handcrafted by the goldsmiths of the time, made of bronze. The idea of this type of... View
Greece-Phoenicians Olive leaf earrings 2 P-593 (2) €43.26 Earrings that represent the olive leafves. It consists of two leafves, a small one made of sterling silver, which is superimposed on a larger leaf made of brass. Giving the earring a contrast and shape that makes it different and sophisticated. The ear hook is made of sterling silver. In ancient times the olive was a fundamental product with multiple uses... Add to cart
On sale! Only on request, send mail Rome Body chain Hoxne hoard CB-130 €150.00 The Hoxne (pronounced 'Hoxon') hoard is the richest find of treasure from Roman Britain. Alongside the approximately 15,000 coins were many other precious objects, buried for safety at a time when Britain was passing out of Roman control. This body chain is a type of ornament with a long history since it can be seen in representations in both Hellenistic... View
Last items in stock Saxons-Vikings Huxley bracelet B-173 (1) €35.02 Bracelet with lattice bar stamp. UNISEX. Replica of a Viking bracelet belonging to the Huxley Treasury, belonging to the collection of the National Museum of Liverpool. The Huxley hoard is a treasure of Viking jewelry dating from around 900-910 that was found buried near Huxley, Cheshire, England. It consists of 21 silver bracelets, a silver ingot, and 39... View
Egypt Hathor goddess earrings P-605 €29.11 Earrings with the representation of the Goddess Hathor, the Egyptian deity of beauty and love. Made of sterling silver. Lenght: 3.2cm Weight: 4.5g View
Available Greece-Phoenicians Corintian helmet CB-55 (1) €22.66 Corinthian helmet pendant made of bronzewith leather cord. Measures: Heigh 2.5cm Width 2.8cm View
Last items in stock Greece-Phoenicians Medusa pendant CB-102 (1) €40.17 A bronze medallion with Medusa's head, to scare away evils and enemies. Medusa was the quintessential Gorgon. His head ended up being converted into an amulet, due to how Athena made use of Medusa's head, so finally, this became a protective amulet in the Greek civilization and still remains in time. The original piece was exposed in the National Museum... View
Rome Owl phallic amulet CB-48 (3) €18.54 The cult in ancient Rome had a double function. -Protection against the evil eye: Pliny the Elder called him medicus invidae, the 'doctor' for envy or evil eye. -Symbol of fertility: they felt great concern to protect and promote fertility, since it brought associated wealth and fertility. Replica made of bronze. Heigh 3.6cm View
Greece-Phoenicians Ram head earrings P-002 (1) €29.00 Replica of hoop earrings with animal head trims. This type of earrings were very popular during the Hellenistic period. This ram-headed example represents the common type that appeared in many different models and sizes during the 4th to 1st centuries B.C. To create the body of the hoop, a thin thread is wound around the animal and narrows. The earring is... View
Visigoths Acorn Vega Baja pendant CB-31 (1) €23.59 Replica of a bronze acorn-shaped pendant found at the 'La Vega Baja' Toledo site. 6th-7th centuries A.D. View
Greece-Phoenicians Decadrachm Syracuse bracelet B-161 (1) €24.72 This simple and elegant bracelet has in its thick hand-welded ring, the replica of a Greek coin called decadrachma, found in Sicily. This piece is made of yellow bronze its decadrachm. Maximum coin diameter 2.7cm In the description below we will tell you the information about this beautiful coin. View
Rome Hoxne Juliane bracelet B-170 (1) €119.00 The Hoxne (pronounced 'Hoxon') hoard is the richest find of treasure from Roman Britain. Alongside the approximately 15,000 coins were many other precious objects, buried for safety at a time when Britain was passing out of Roman control. This finely handcrafted pierced bracelet is made of gold-plated bronze, incorporates the phrase UTERE FELIX DOMINA... View
Celtic-Iberian Double foot fibula F-212 €24.72 Reproduction made of bronze of a fibula, word from Latin, fibula (needle). It is called fibula to all types of metal parts used in antiquity to join or hold any of the garments that made up the clothing. Original piece found in the Iberian Peninsula. View
Visigoths Visigothic ponderal pendant CB-29 (3) €23.59 Replica of a bronze weight measure found in the 'La Vega Baja' site, Toledo. VI - VII A.C. centuries. View
Greece-Phoenicians Psephoi - voting figures 4 units BR-ps (1) €190.00 The psephoi were round and flat objects built in bronze with a stem that could be hollow or solid. These stems were hidden from the rest of the people with the thumb and index fingers when grabbing them. Lot of four pieces of bronze. Measures: Heigh 3cm Diameter 6.8cm View