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guldsmedene.dk

Her finder du et udvalg af de ringe vi har i butikken. Alle ringe er designet og skabt på eget værksted – i enten sølv, 14k. -18k. guld eller platin. Vi har mange slags ringe, i forskellige designs – alt lige fra klassiske solitaire- og rosetringe til rå ringe i oxyderet sølv med guld. I nogle af ringene er isat brilla

hollyyashi.com

Holly Yashi

jfield.co.uk

john field, designer and maker of asymmetrical one-off jewellery in exotic woods, silver and gold.

johnbmcnamara.com

This exceptional Roman bronze coin was minted during the rule of Constantius II, one of the sons of Constantine the Great (Rome's first Christian emperor).  It is set with the obverse side showing a nice profile image of the emperor.  A two-tone brown earthen patina makes for a beautiful appearance with the color contrasting with the bright polished sterling silver pendant setting.  It is set in a beautiful, hand-made sterling silver beaded tab back pendant. The back side of the pendant shows the reverse of the coin with an image of a Roman soldier spearing a fallen enemy horseman.  The inscription around the reverse of the coin states "FEL TEMP REPARATIO", meaning "Good Times are Here Again". A perfect gift for any lover of ancient history including the origin of Christianity in the ancient West. *** Chain is not included but may be purchased additionally, at the link below GUARANTEE: ALL PURCHASES ACCOMPANIED WITH A WRITTEN GUARANTEE OF AUTHENTICITY SETTING: 925 STERLING SILVER COIN: AE3 COIN AGE: 348 - 361 A.D. DIMENSIONS: .85" diameter overall ::::  Includes Gift Box ::::  Includes CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY / HISTORY SHEET ADD THE DISPLAYED STERLING SILVER ROUNDED BOX CHAIN NECKLACE ADD A SILVER CHAIN NECKLACE MORE ANCIENT ROMAN COIN JEWELRY HISTORY No event in the history of the Western world was probably more pivotal than that of the Christian conversion of the emperor Constantine.   Constantine the Great, as he is famously known, was the first ruler of the Roman Empire to convert to Christianity.  His conversion resulted from a miraculous event that took place on the battlefield.  Constantine was encamped with his army at the Milvian Bridge, heavily outnumbered by the armies of his challenger Maxentius, across the river.  The following historical account was recorded at that time by an ancient writer as follows: "Constantine

kcenamels.com

unique, one-of-a-kind, hand made cloisonne enameled and bead embroidered jewelry, wall pieces, sculptures and studio buttons in silver, gold and other materials