Silver Denarius of Roman Emperor Trajan - FJ.3226
Origin: Israel (Sebastia, Samaria)
Circa: 98 AD to 117 AD
Catalogue: V7
Collection: Roman
Medium: Silver/Opal/Diamond
Additional Information: This ancient coin is mounted in a magnificent necklace of 18-karat gold, set with an Australian opal weighing 38.89 carats, 91 genuine fully cut diamonds weighing 3.77 carats, 16 genuine rubies weighing 2.31 carats, and with a genuine cabochon emerald weighing 0.30 carat.

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To celebrate his victories in Dacia, Trajan rode through the streets of Rome adorned with rich gold and brilliant jewels. As a token of his triumph, he erected the splendid victory column that still awes visitors to Rome today. Centuries later, Trajan’s imperial image is once again surrounded by opulent luxury, a dazzling display of richness and beauty. Any age-- past or present-- would recognize it as a treasure. The person who wears this one-of-a-kind creation is certain to enjoy a triumph as great as Trajan’s own. - (FJ.3226)