Seleucid Kingdom Antioch on the Orontes and Antiochos VI Dionysos Pendant

A coin dating back more than 2,000 years, featuring an elephant on one side and a profile of Antiochos VI Dionysos on the other. It’s set in 14k yellow gold, with a scalloped inner edge that cradles the coin’s naturally irregular shape. Each side carries its own meaning. The elephant, an emblem of the Seleucid kings, stands for strength, wisdom, and loyalty. On the other side, Antiochos VI took the name Dionysos after the god of joy, celebration, and renewal. Together they make a piece for someone who pairs quiet strength with a love of life, and a meaningful way to mark a milestone worth celebrating. This authenticated ancient coin was minted in 144 B.C. in Antioch on the Orontes, in present-day Turkey. It’s rare and original, not a replica. Styled with the Heart Diamond Necklace with Hidden Clasp.