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Sphinx - Greco-Scythian gold Sphinx bracelet, 400-350 BC, with sphinx protomes, stamped, filigreed and granulated. Found during excavations in 1830 in the Kul Oba Barrow located near Kerch,Crimea Greek Jewelry, Ethnic Jewelry, Glass Jewelry, Gold Jewelry, Silver Bracelets, Jewelry Art, Fine Jewelry, Art Antique, Antique Jewelry

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Sphinx - Greco-Scythian gold Sphinx bracelet, 400-350 BC, with sphinx protomes, stamped, filigreed and granulated. Found during excavations in 1830 in the Kul Oba Barrow located near Kerch,Crimea

Western Greek 350BC-330BC Gold necklace composed of: a) eight beads decorated with filigree spirals and beaded wire; b) eight half acorns hanging from triple rosettes decorated in filigree; c) seven large female heads, two of which have cows' ears and horns and so represent Io; the central head has a pendant amphora surmounted by a six-petalled rosette; d) eight small female heads suspended from six-petalled rosettes between crescents; e) Roman Jewelry, Old Jewelry, Jewelery, Vintage Jewelry, Renaissance Jewelry

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Western Greek 350BC-330BC Gold necklace composed of: a) eight beads decorated with filigree spirals and beaded wire; b) eight half acorns hanging from triple rosettes decorated in filigree; c) seven large female heads, two of which have cows' ears and horns and so represent Io; the central head has a pendant amphora surmounted by a six-petalled rosette; d) eight small female heads suspended from six-petalled rosettes between crescents; e)

Pair of Greek gold earrings depicting Eros. They date to around 300 BCE. From the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Jewelry Design, Byzantine Jewelry, Ancient Jewelry

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Pair of Greek gold earrings depicting Eros. They date to around 300 BCE. From the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

A GREEK GOLD AND GARNET NECKLACE | HELLENISTIC PERIOD, CIRCA 2ND CENTURY B.C. | Ancient Art & Antiquities, jewelry | Christie's Seashell Jewelry, Jewellery Box

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A GREEK GOLD AND GARNET NECKLACE | HELLENISTIC PERIOD, CIRCA 2ND CENTURY B.C. | Ancient Art & Antiquities, jewelry | Christie's

Ancient Jewelry Treasures Unearthed - Archaeologists have discovered a 2,400-year-old golden hoard in an ancient Greek tomb in Bulgaria. Gold jewelry was amongst the artifacts including four bracelets and a ring. Historical Artifacts, Ancient Artifacts, Antique Art, Bulgaria, Ancient Tomb, Ancient Greek, Golden Treasure

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Ancient Jewelry Treasures Unearthed - Archaeologists have discovered a 2,400-year-old golden hoard in an ancient Greek tomb in Bulgaria. Gold jewelry was amongst the artifacts including four bracelets and a ring.

Golden gorgoneion from the armour of Philip II, king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedonia - The Gorgoneion was a special amulet showing the Gorgon head, used most famously by Athena and Zeus. It was assumed, among other godlike attributes, as a royal aegis to imply divine birth or protection. Greek History, Ancient History, Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece, Alexandre Le Grand, Classical Greece, Turn To Stone, Alexander The Great

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Golden gorgoneion from the armour of Philip II, king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedonia - The Gorgoneion was a special amulet showing the Gorgon head, used most famously by Athena and Zeus. It was assumed, among other godlike attributes, as a royal aegis to imply divine birth or protection.

Hellenistic Gold Oak Wreath, c. 4th-3rd Century BC. A Greek Hellenistic diadem wreath comprising numerous projecting sprays of sheet-gold oak leaves in two sizes with serrated edges and veins. The most famous of such wreaths is the example from Vergina in the tomb of Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great. The oak leaves may symbolize the power of Zeus, who was often represented by the oak tree. This is a finely detailed example of the type executed with great skill. Royal Jewelry, Royal Crowns, Tiaras And Crowns, Viking Jewelry, Objets Antiques

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Hellenistic Gold Oak Wreath, c. 4th-3rd Century BC. A Greek Hellenistic diadem wreath comprising numerous projecting sprays of sheet-gold oak leaves in two sizes with serrated edges and veins. The most famous of such wreaths is the example from Vergina in the tomb of Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great. The oak leaves may symbolize the power of Zeus, who was often represented by the oak tree. This is a finely detailed example of the type executed with great skill.

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HELLENISTIC GOLD EARRING IN THE FORM OF A CROUCHING WINGED GRIFFIN Repoussed, the details are added with twisted gold wires of varying widths. The style is reminiscent of the carved reliefs found at Persepolis by Alexander the Great. 4th-3rd Century BCE | Rome Antique

HELLENISTIC GOLD EARRING IN THE FORM OF A CROUCHING WINGED GRIFFIN Repoussed, the details are added with twisted gold wires of varying widths. The style is reminiscent of the carved reliefs found at Persepolis by Alexander the Great. 4th-3rd Century BCE |

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Viking age / Gold bracelet/Bohuslän Wire Jewelry, Gold Jewellery, Jewelry Shop

Viking age / Gold bracelet/Bohuslän

Ring in the form of a Hippocampus: Gold and silver with two garnet gemstones, cut en cabochon. Hellenistic, 3rd - 2nd Century BC. Jewlery, Bracelet Antique, Bijoux Design

Bracelet Antique

Ring in the form of a Hippocampus: Gold and silver with two garnet gemstones, cut en cabochon. Hellenistic, 3rd - 2nd Century BC.

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Ancient Greek decorative Diadem, After the destruction of the magnificent Mycenaean centers there were economic difficulties and that is why the jewellery samples that we have from this era are only a few, mainly from copper, a few iron and only the minimum volume is golden. Since gold is not in abundance in Greece, goldsmiths and their art cease to exist.

Ancient Greek decorative Diadem, After the destruction of the magnificent Mycenaean centers there were economic difficulties and that is why the jewellery samples that we have from this era are only a few, mainly from copper, a few iron and only the minimum volume is golden. Since gold is not in abundance in Greece, goldsmiths and their art cease to exist.

Greece | Earrings with goose pendants; gold & green glass | 4th-1st century BC Bird Jewelry, Jewelry Stand

Greece | Earrings with goose pendants; gold & green glass | 4th-1st century BC

ancientjewels: “Geometric Period 8th century BCE gold Greek bracelet. From the collection of the Yale University Art Gallery. ” Modern Jewelry

ancientjewels: “Geometric Period 8th century BCE gold Greek bracelet. From the collection of the Yale University Art Gallery. ”

Ganymede jewelry, ca. 330-300 B.C.. Hellenistic. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1937 (37.11.8-.17) Body Jewelry

Ganymede jewelry, ca. 330-300 B.C.. Hellenistic. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1937 (37.11.8-.17)

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GREEK GOLD SPHINX EARRINGS, 4TH CENTURY BC. Originally an Egyptian mythological creature, the sphinx was adapted by the Greeks and appears frequently in Greek art. In some versions of Greek mythology, the sphinx was the offspring of the monster Echidna (half nymph and half snake) and Orthos (the hound of Geryon). Egyptian Jewelry, Medieval

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GREEK GOLD SPHINX EARRINGS, 4TH CENTURY BC. Originally an Egyptian mythological creature, the sphinx was adapted by the Greeks and appears frequently in Greek art. In some versions of Greek mythology, the sphinx was the offspring of the monster Echidna (half nymph and half snake) and Orthos (the hound of Geryon).

Hellenistic Gold & Amethyst Erotes Earrings, 3rd Century BC These two gems, which are nearly identical but symmetric, were certainly a pair. They were each made of three elements. The first is a long, gold wire, bent into a hook shape for insertion into the earlobe. Soldered to this hook is a disk that is fashioned into a seven-petal rosette with a central sphere and edges in twisted gold wire. The second part is an amethyst bead suspended from the disk by a ring made of gold wire. The ... Cute Jewelry, Jewelry Box, Jewelry Making, Jewellery

Hellenistic Gold & Amethyst Erotes Earrings, 3rd Century BC These two gems, which are nearly identical but symmetric, were certainly a pair. They were each made of three elements. The first is a long, gold wire, bent into a hook shape for insertion into the earlobe. Soldered to this hook is a disk that is fashioned into a seven-petal rosette with a central sphere and edges in twisted gold wire. The second part is an amethyst bead suspended from the disk by a ring made of gold wire. The ...

Ancient Greek gold earring, dated to between the 4th and 2nd centuries BCE. Currently located in the Museo Nazionale Archeologico di Taranto (MARTA Museum).

Ancient Greek gold earring, dated to between the 4th and 2nd centuries BCE. Currently located in the Museo Nazionale Archeologico di Taranto (MARTA Museum).

SIX GREEK GOLD EARRINGS HELLENISTIC PERIOD, CIRCA 4TH-3RD CENTURY B.C. by reva Gypsy Jewelry

SIX GREEK GOLD EARRINGS HELLENISTIC PERIOD, CIRCA 4TH-3RD CENTURY B.C. by reva

Ancient Greek earrings, circa 5th century BC. Gold Jewelry Simple, Rose Gold Jewelry, Ancient Greek Costumes

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Ancient Greek earrings, circa 5th century BC.