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Greek Lucania Coin with Diamond in 14k Gold (330 - 280 BCE)

Greek Lucania Coin with Diamond in 14k Gold (330 - 280 BCE)

Obverse: Demeter wearing a barley wreath
Reverse: Wheat with plow and leaf

Circa 330–280 BCE
 

Ancient coins from Metapontum, in the Greek region of Lucania (Southern Italy), are famous for their beautiful designs, especially featuring the barley ear, symbolizing the city's agricultural wealth, often paired with deities like Demeter.

Demeter is the ancient Greek Olympian goddess of agriculture, the harvest, fertility, and sacred law, known for teaching humanity farming and grain cultivation, but most famous for her myth with daughter Persephone, whose abduction by Hades plunged the world into winter until her return, linking Demeter to the seasons, death, and the afterlife.

*Pendant hangs from a detachable, 14k gold and diamond clasp enhancer to layer with added charms and pendants.

  • Argentum (AR) silver Stater / 14k Gold
  • 3mm Champagne Diamond
  • 14k gold diamond bail clasp
  • 20 mm diameter (approximately the size of a U.S. quarter)

NGC Certified Authentic — 5872806-038 (Choice Very Fine)

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  • Arrives in satin pouch / gift box with polishing cloth
  • Chain not included
Artist-designed and created by Cynthia L. Green. This piece is entirely one of a kind with collections crafted in small batches. Designed to be worn, collected, and passed down for generations.

 

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