Triumph of Roma | Republic Denarius Pendant | 152 BCE

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From the dawn of Roman ambition comes this silver denarius pendant, minted in 152 BCE during the height of the Roman Republic. A coin of power, authority, and divine sanction, it bears the face of Roma the city's divine personification etched in bold, eternal lines.

On the obverse, Roma wears her plumed Corinthian helmet, her gaze fixed forward, undaunted. Beneath her chin lies the Roman numeral "X,” denoting its value as ten asses, but symbolizing more: command, control, conquest.

The reverse captures a vision of victory in motion Victoria, goddess of triumph, rides a two-horse chariot (biga) to the right. In her hand, the reins and palm branch; at her feet, the inscription "ROMA,” accompanied by the name of the moneyer who authorized its striking. It is a celebration of divine momentum unstoppable, fast as the thunder of hooves.

This authentic Roman coin is framed in solid 9K gold, its minimalist bezel polished to a warm luster. Balanced in proportion yet regal in bearing, this pendant preserves the breath of an empire on the rise.

A talisman of purpose, resilience, and silent strength worn close to the heart.

Details

Origin: Roman Republic, 152 BCE

Denomination: 1 Denarius

Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma facing right, "X" below

Reverse: Victoria driving a two-horse chariot (biga) right, inscription "ROMA" below

Material: Ancient silver coin

Mounting: 9K thick gold bezel

Coin weight: 3.86g

Finished weight: 7.38g

Dimensions: 29.37mm (H) × 21.72mm (W) × 3.21mm (D)

Style: Pendant (chain not included)

Uniqueness: One of a kind piece

Jewelry Care Instructions

  • Avoid Contact with Chemicals

To preserve your ancient coin jewelry, keep it away from perfumes, cosmetics, paint, and other chemical substances. These may cause adverse reactions with the coin's surface. Never wear your coin jewelry while bathing in hot springs.

  • Prevent Scratches

Handle your piece with care and avoid contact with rough or abrasive surfaces. We recommend storing the coin or coin-set jewelry in a soft cloth or a dedicated jewelry box when not in use.

  • Minimize Oil & Grease Exposure

Avoid touching the coin directly with oily fingers or allowing contact with any dirt. If contact occurs, gently clean the surface with a soft, clean cloth to maintain its condition.

  • Cleaning Guidelines

For light dust, use a soft-bristled brush with clean water, or gently wipe with a soft dry cloth. For stubborn residues, you may use a damp cloth with warm water but do not apply excessive pressure. If your coin has developed a thick patina or visible oxidation over time, please return it to us. With expert care and restoration skills, we will professionally clean and preserve your piece.