Description

Prutah of Antonius Felix depicting a Palm Tree – Two Shields and Javelins – 14k Gold Necklace – Made in Jerusalem

Experience a piece of ancient history elegantly encapsulated in the Antonius Felix Biblical Coin Necklace. This exquisite jewelry piece is not only a testament to your unique style but also a profound connection to the rich tapestry of Judean Biblical history. Crafted with precision in the heart of Jerusalem, this necklace offers both spiritual significance and luxurious charm.

**Product Features:**

– **Authentic Antonius Felix Coin:** Central to this necklace is a genuine bronze coin from the era of Antonius Felix, who governed Judea from AD 52-58. Each coin is carefully selected for its historical value and aesthetic appeal, featuring symbols and inscriptions from ancient times.

– **Pure 14k Gold Setting:** The coin is delicately framed in a custom-made, high-quality 14k gold pendant setting, ensuring your piece not only shines with luster but also stands the test of time. The gold used is sourced responsibly, adhering to the highest ethical standards.

– **Made in Jerusalem:** Each necklace is handcrafted by skilled artisans in Jerusalem, bringing authenticity and unparalleled craftsmanship to your jewelry collection. The deep connection to the Holy Land enriches the significance of this piece, making it a treasure of cultural heritage.

**Benefits:**

– **Historical Connection:** Owning this necklace is like holding a piece of biblical history close to your heart. It serves as a meaningful connection to Antonius Felix’s governance, an intriguing period of Judean history intertwined with the narrative of the New Testament.

– **Unique Collector’s Item:** With its authentic ancient coin, this necklace stands out as a collector’s item. It’s an exceptional addition to any collection, appealing not only to history enthusiasts but also to those who value rare and distinctive jewelry pieces.

Owning the Antonius Felix Biblical Coin Necklace is more than just an acquisition of a beautiful piece of jewelry; it’s an investment in a wearable artifact that carries deep historical and personal significance. Each time you wear it, you’re reminded of the enduring stories of the past, making it not only a statement of fashion but also a symbol of heritage and faith.

And after some days, when Felix came with his wife Drusilla, who was Jewish, he sent for Paul and heard him concerning the faith in Christ. Now as he reasoned about righteousness, self-control, and the judgment to come, Felix was afraid and answered, “Go away for now; when I have a convenient time I will call for you.”
(Acts 24:24-25)