14k Gold, Silver, Diamond Julius Caesar Roman Coin Necklace - 16 inches Long Handmade Necklace by Miller Mae Designs
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This delicate charm necklace features a museum quality replica of a Roman silver denarius coin from the reign of Julius Caesar with a 14kt gold and pavé diamond setting. From the approximately 46-44 BC, this coin has made quite the journey to get here! The coin rests on a 14k gold filled rope chain perfect for everyday wear. Julius Caesar Coin Museum Quality Replication - original coin was minted around 46-44 B.C. Pendant Gold Weight: 2.03 grams Diamond Weight: 0.02 carats Necklace Length: 16 inches Total Charm Drop: 28mm (1.1 inches) Coin Length: approximately 20mm (0.8 inches) Lobster Claw Clasp ** PLEASE NOTE: This is the exact coin necklace you will receive! JULIUS CAESAR is one of the most well-known historical figures in Western History. He became leader of the Roman republic in 46 BC after many military victories; and in 44 BC, he had the Roman senate declare him dictator for life. He was famously stabbed to death by those senators a month later. The civil war that resulted from this gave birth to the Roman Empire.
This delicate charm necklace features a museum quality replica of a Roman silver denarius coin from the reign of Julius Caesar with a 14kt gold and pavé diamond setting. From the approximately 46-44 BC, this coin has made quite the journey to get here! The coin rests on a 14k gold filled rope chain perfect for everyday wear. Julius Caesar Coin Museum Quality Replication - original coin was minted around 46-44 B.C. Pendant Gold Weight: 2.03 grams Diamond Weight: 0.02 carats Necklace Length: 16 inches Total Charm Drop: 28mm (1.1 inches) Coin Length: approximately 20mm (0.8 inches) Lobster Claw Clasp ** PLEASE NOTE: This is the exact coin necklace you will receive! JULIUS CAESAR is one of the most well-known historical figures in Western History. He became leader of the Roman republic in 46 BC after many military victories; and in 44 BC, he had the Roman senate declare him dictator for life. He was famously stabbed to death by those senators a month later. The civil war that resulted from this gave birth to the Roman Empire.
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