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Description
Description
An authentic ancient bronze prutah struck during the First Jewish Revolt against Rome (66–73 AD), beautifully set in a handcrafted 925 sterling silver bezel pendant.
Featuring ancient Hebrew inscriptions and symbols of Jewish identity, this remarkable coin dates to one of the most significant periods in the history of Judea, culminating in the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 AD and the fall of Masada in 73/74 AD.
This wearable ancient artifact offers a tangible connection to the Jewish struggle for independence under Roman rule, combining nearly 2,000 years of history with timeless jewelry craftsmanship.
Period and Time
Period and Time
The First Jewish Revolt began in 66 AD as Jewish rebels challenged Roman authority in Judea. During the uprising, bronze coins were issued bearing Hebrew inscriptions and traditional Jewish symbols, expressing religious identity and aspirations for independence. The revolt ultimately ended with the Roman capture of the remaining rebel strongholds, including Masada in 73/74 AD.
Material
Material
Ancient Bronze Coin | 925 Sterling Silver Bezel
The original coin was struck in bronze, a copper-based alloy commonly used for everyday currency in ancient Judea. Its naturally aged surface and patina reflect centuries of history. The coin is carefully mounted in a handcrafted 925 sterling silver bezel, preserving its ancient character while transforming it into a distinctive wearable piece of history.
