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18kt gold pendant with ancient greek bronze coin of a horse
Ancient Greek bronze coin of a horse 18kt gold pendant
18kt gold pendant of the amazon Kyme ancient bronze Greek coin
Certificate of authenticity of ancient Greek bronze coin from Aiolis, Kyme 250-200 BC forepart of a horse wearing a bridle and the Amazon Kyme

Greek Aeolis Kyme Horse Bronze Ancient Coin 250-200 BC (135)

Description

Ancient bronze coin with an image of the forepart of a horse wearing a bridle.  The back of the coin pendant is an image of the Amazon Kyme wearing a tainia headband.

One of a kind with Certificate of Authenticity.

Chain is available separately.  See Chains

Size and Materials

Size: 15mm

The coin is set in a hand fabricated 18kt recycled gold mount.  

Story

Dated: 250-200 BC

Kyme was a part of the Aeolian League.  The Aiolian League was a confederation of ancient Greek city-states located in the region of Aiolis, which was situated in the northwest of Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey). The league was named after the Aeolian Greeks, an ethnic group that settled in the area during the early Greek migrations.

Kyme was a city linked to the Amazons, a legendary group of warrior women. These fierce female fighters were often portrayed as skilled warriors and expert horse riders.

Sale price$1,650.00
Description

Ancient bronze coin with an image of the forepart of a horse wearing a bridle.  The back of the coin pendant is an image of the Amazon Kyme wearing a tainia headband.

One of a kind with Certificate of Authenticity.

Chain is available separately.  See Chains

Size and Materials

Size: 15mm

The coin is set in a hand fabricated 18kt recycled gold mount.  

Story

Dated: 250-200 BC

Kyme was a part of the Aeolian League.  The Aiolian League was a confederation of ancient Greek city-states located in the region of Aiolis, which was situated in the northwest of Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey). The league was named after the Aeolian Greeks, an ethnic group that settled in the area during the early Greek migrations.

Kyme was a city linked to the Amazons, a legendary group of warrior women. These fierce female fighters were often portrayed as skilled warriors and expert horse riders.