Azes Three King Silver Pendant

Makes a Perfect Gift!

One recent buying trip to Israel, we discovered some of the world's most stunning jewelry - designed around high-quality ancient treasure coins that are rich in history, beauty, and lore. We are proud to offer these impressive and affordable silver masterpieces for the very first time! Each pendant is handcrafted in the Holy Land around collector-grade ancient coins creating a lasting legacy in sterling silver! Each piece is approved for export by the Israel Department of Antiquities.

The Silver Coin of the Three Kings

This authentic Silver Drachma of Persian King, Azes II transports you back over 2000 years to the time of Christ, since these coins were in circulation during Christ's lifetime. This ancient Silver Drachma is the same type of coin actually carried by the Three Kings (or Three Wise Men) on their journey from the East to find the baby Jesus upon his birth.

This stunning Sterling Silver pendant has been hand set with an authentic Silver Drachma of King Azes II - the ancient Persian ruler said to have sent the Three Kings to seek out the baby Jesus upon his birth! The round, intricately-crafted pendant setting has been hand-fitted so the entire coin is visible. This makes a stunning piece for both men and women. This sterling silver pendant measures approximately 1" in diameter. Don't forget to add the 24" Diamond Silver Rope Chain to perfectly display your pendant (1803029)

Care Instructions:

The silver pendant may be cleaned with a soft brush and mild detergent. However, care should be taken to avoid getting the actual coin wet as this can damage the patina, or natural shine, of the coin.

Coin Description:

• An original solid Silver Drachma minted during the Persian dynasty of Azes II from 35 B.C. to 5 A.D.
• Weight: Approx 2 grams Silver
• Diameter: 15-16mm
• Obverse: Azes II on Horseback
• Reverse: Zeus Standing with Eagle & Scepter

Care Instructions:

The silver pendant may be cleaned with a soft brush and mild detergent. However, care should be taken to avoid getting the actual coin wet as this can damage the patina, or natural shine, of the coin.