1628 Lucayan Beach Shipwreck Spanish Coin Pendant | Handcrafted Sterling Silver Setting

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1628 Lucayan Beach Shipwreck Spanish Coin Pendant | Handcrafted Sterling Silver SettingThis 1628 Lucayan Beach Shipwreck Spanish Coin Pendant is a captivating piece of maritime history, recovered from the wreckage of a Spanish ship that sank off Lucayan Beach, Grand Bahama Islands. The hand struck four reales coin, minted in Mexico City during the reign of Philip III, carries the legacy of Spains vast colonial empire. Set in a handcrafted sterling silver frame, this pendant is a unique and wearable artifact from the early 17th century.

The result is a timeless piece of wearable history that bridges the worlds of ancient artistry and modern craftsmanship

or anyone who appreciates jewelry with a story

Empire: Roman Republic

Mexico City

the "symbol of love"

colonial ambition

hand-struck in Athens around 116/5 B

reflects the power and influence of the Spanish Empire during its colonial dominance

Legend is BOAHVHDVS

Denomination: Stater

"Prince of Antioch"

A favorite of the Big Blue crew