Ancient Roman, Empire Bronze Collar, attributed to Constantius II - 50 cm

Bronze Roman coin necklace — 4th century A.D. — Era of Constantius II Attractive necklace made from an ancient bronze Roman coin, attributed to the imperial emissions of Constantius II (337–361 A.D.), one of the emperors of the dynasty founded by Constantine the Great. The coin features an interesting figurative relief and a patina of coppery, greenish, and dark tones, which enhance its archaeological character and the beauty of its ancient surface. Its design recalls emissions of the FEL TEMP REPARATIO type, one of the most emblematic representations in Roman numismatics of the 4th century, associated with the restoration of power and imperial authority. Mounted by a metal ring on an elegant black cord, it forms a singular piece of jewelry that blends history, ancient art, and contemporary design. Features: * Origin: Roman Empire. * Proposed chronology: mid-4th century A.D. * Emperor attributed: Constantius II. * Material: ancient bronze. * Coin: 25 mm in diameter and 2.5 mm thick. * Cord: black, 50 cm in length. * Condition: ancient patina and wear from circulation. A piece of marked historical character, ideal for both numismatics and archaeology enthusiasts and for those seeking an original and exclusive piece of jewelry with more than 1,600 years of history.

Estimate:£167.51

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