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Greek Cherronesos Lion Coin Ring 400-350 BC (134)
This ancient silver coin features an elegant lion turning to look back over its shoulder.
You tap into your inner strength with a Lion talisman to find your authentic voice.
This coin has an incuse, stamped square on the back as is typical for archaic coins.
Coin size: 14mm
Ring size 7
18kt gold mount with .21ct diamonds.
One-of-a-kind coin with a Certificate of Authenticity.
The Lion symbolizes strength, courage, justice, authority, familial devotion, loyalty, and wealth. It also teaches patience and self-control.
Thrace, Cherronesos was the ancient name of the Gallipoli peninsula. Cherronesos was under the control of Athens from 560 BC to 338 BC, aside from a brief period when it was controlled by Persia.
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![Ancient Greek silver coin from Thrace of a lion 18kt gold and diamond ring](http://lisadahlen.com/cdn/shop/files/anc134_ancient_greek_thrace_silver_lion_18kt_gold_ring_400_350_BC.jpg?v=1696985964&width=600)
![Greek Cherronesos Lion Coin Ring 400-350 BC (134)](http://lisadahlen.com/cdn/shop/products/ANC-134.jpg?v=1696985964&width=1545)
This ancient silver coin features an elegant lion turning to look back over its shoulder.
You tap into your inner strength with a Lion talisman to find your authentic voice.
This coin has an incuse, stamped square on the back as is typical for archaic coins.
Coin size: 14mm
Ring size 7
18kt gold mount with .21ct diamonds.
One-of-a-kind coin with a Certificate of Authenticity.
The Lion symbolizes strength, courage, justice, authority, familial devotion, loyalty, and wealth. It also teaches patience and self-control.
Thrace, Cherronesos was the ancient name of the Gallipoli peninsula. Cherronesos was under the control of Athens from 560 BC to 338 BC, aside from a brief period when it was controlled by Persia.