Roman Silver Siliqua of Julian II Silver Drachm Necklace

Roman Silver Siliqua of Julian II Silver Drachm NecklaceStruck during the final years of a restless and contested reign, this silver siliqua of Julian II reflects the ceremonial language of late Roman power at a moment of transition. Issued at Lugdunum, the principal imperial mint of Roman Gaul, the coin pairs a formal imperial portrait with a vow formula that expressed continuity and hope in an era marked by uncertainty. A perfect coin for a five year anniversary (Roman emperors took vows (VOTA) promising

Struck during the reign of Emperor Trajan

Time has given the coin a deep

this authentic silver coin remains one of the great icons of Greek numismatics

the pendant highlights both the coin’s ancient patina and its role as a testament to the kingdom of Pontos at the height of its strength

the denarius circulated widely across the empire

and the final years of Greek independence in southern Italy

the enduring emblem of Aegina

Now set in a solid sterling silver bezel

a motif of strength and agility

105–85 BC)

Set in a handcrafted bezel

The result is not decoration applied by hand