Philip II of Macedonia Bronze Coins 
Apollo & Equestrian Youth, 3rd Century BC
A true relic of antiquity, these bronze coins from Philip II of Macedonia, dated to the 3rd century BC, captures the artistry and prestige of one of history’s greatest rulers.
The obverse features Apollo, the Greek god of music, prophecy, and the arts, symbolizing culture, insight, and divine inspiration. 
On the reverse, a youth on horseback commemorates Philip’s equestrian achievements and military prowess, a testament to his strategic and personal accomplishments.
The blackened silver chain and 18k gold create a striking contrast, transforming the necklace into a wearable piece of history that unites the elegance of classical art with contemporary style. 
Details:
•Origin: Macedonia, 3rd century BC
•Depictions: Apollo (obverse); Youth on horseback (reverse)
•Material: Bronze coin, framed in 18k gold - blackened silver chain and 18k gold details.