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Ancient Byzantine Gold Solidus Pendant Heraclius Coin in 14K Gold & Diamonds.

An authentic Byzantine gold solidus of Emperor Heraclius and Constantine III, struck at Constantinople circa 610–641 AD, preserved within a handcrafted 14K gold and natural-diamond pendant. • Gold Pendant is Handmade in Jerusalem

Evoke the elegance and power of a royal dynasty with this exquisite pendant, featuring an authentic Byzantine-era coin beautifully framed in a luxurious 14K gold bezel and surrounded by a radiant halo of natural diamonds.

The coin depicts Emperor Heraclius & Constantine III etched with remarkable detail, preserving centuries of imperial history in a single glance. Handcrafted in Israel, this piece blends rich historical symbolism with refined modern artistry, creating a pendant that is bold, meaningful, and truly one-of-a-kind.

👑 A tribute to legacy. A jewel of empires.

Product Details
A Byzantine Gold Solidus Coin of Emperor Heraclius &Constantine III Set in a 14K Gold Pendant with Diamonds.
610 AD
A solid gold ancient Byzantine solidus of Emperor Heraclius, of unusually fine style. Struck at Constantinople
mint, circa 610 - 641 AD.

The obverse depicts the facing busts of Heraclius and his eldest son, Constantine III (Heraclius Constantine). The
legend reading:

D[ominvs] N[oster] HERACLIVS ET HERA [aclivs] CONST [antine] P[ater] P[atriae] AV [gvsti]

"Our Lords Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine, Father of the People, Augusti"
The reverse shows cross potent on three steps. The legend reads:

VICTORIA AVG
"[To the] Victory of the Emperors"
Size: 24.9 x 33.3 mm
Weight: 11.9 grams

Heraclius's reign was marked by several military campaigns. The year Heraclius came to power, the empire was
threatened on multiple frontiers. Heraclius immediately took charge of the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628.
The first battles of the campaign ended in defeat for the Byzantines; the Persian army fought its way to the
Impenetrable walls and a strong navy protected the Bosphorus but Constantinople, and Heraclius was able to
avoid total defeat.

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