Divus Augustus Denarius under Tiberius in Silver sterling silver ancient pendant

Divus Augustus Denarius under Tiberius in Silver sterling silver ancient pendantStruck under Tiberius after the death of Augustus, this silver denarius reflects the early formation of the Roman imperial system. The radiate portrait presents Augustus not as a living ruler, but as a deified figure, elevated beyond the human realm. The image is restrained yet deliberate. Authority is no longer only political, but sacred, carried forward through memory and continuity

a sacred chest from which a serpent emerges

allowing the silver to remain quiet and forceful rather than brightened or altered

Struck during the reign of Emperor Trajan

Distinguished by its iconic Pegasus and helmeted Athena

The Sea Turtle

Issued in southern Italy

the imagery of Janus and Victory creates a powerful message: honour the past

On the obverse

AD 148–149 | Set in Sterling Silver

The message is deliberate and restrained: strength present

elevated beyond the human realm

1600–1750 AD