Replica of Stater of Sybritos, Crete 320-280 BC

Carry the ancient heritage of Crete with this magnificent coin necklace, featuring an authentic reproduction of a silver stater from Sybritos (Sybrita), dating from 320-280 BC. This remarkable coin represents the rich numismatic tradition of ancient Crete during the Hellenistic period.

One side displays the bearded head of Dionysus, god of wine and celebration, rendered with exquisite detail showing his full, luxurious beard. The reverse features the youthful, beardless head of Hermes, messenger of the gods, accompanied by the inscription "ΣΥΒΡΥΤΙΩΝ" (of the Sybritans), marking this coin's origin from the ancient Cretan city-state.

Handcrafted from pure 1000 silver in a traditional Greek village, this substantial pendant captures the raw, authentic texture of ancient coinage with its beautifully weathered finish. The substantial coin hangs from a sophisticated 60 cm twisted 925 silver chain that complements the piece's classical elegance.

Wear a piece of Greek mythology and Cretan heritage - perfect for collectors of meaningful jewelry who appreciate the timeless appeal of ancient gods and legendary craftsmanship.