Roman amulets, charms and Pendants

Beautiful roman Triskel pendant in trumpet ornament of the middle roman empire, about 150 to 210 AD. Authentic reconstruction based on a roman fibula, made from bronze.

Small roman lion pendant after a find from a roman fortress at the lower Danube.

Small roman lion pendant after a find from a roman fortress at the lower Danube.

The Capricorn was the protctive animal and symbol of the reign of emperor Augustus. It symbolizes prosperity, happiness and peace of the Pax Augusta.

Beautiful roman Triskel pendant in trumpet ornament of the middle roman empire, about 150 to 210 AD. Authentic reconstruction based on a roman fibula, made from bronze.

Roman Luna medallion pendant, the roman goddess of the moon. Reconstruction of a find of the 1.- 3rd century. Handmade in Bronze.

Roman Luna medallion pendant, the roman goddess of the moon. Reconstruction of a find of the 1.- 3rd century. Handmade in solid 925 Sterling silver.

A bulla is a hollow Roman amulet pendant, which was worn by free born children. A Bulla, depending on the content, served as a protection from evil and mischief.

The scaled-down pendant is inspired by a military sword belt fitting, a baldric phalera. This variant of the baldric roundel were very common and can be found in different qualities from Britain up to Syria.

This beautiful little pendant is inspired by a baldric phalera that was attached to the sword belt of a Roman soldier in the 2nd to 3rd century.

The smaller version of this beautiful pendant has a diameter of about 24 mm and comes with a leather strap and gift box.

The smaller version of this beautiful pendant has a diameter of about 24 mm and comes with a leather strap and gift box.

This large pendant shows the Roman sun god Sol (greek Helios) driving across the sky on a four-horse chariot (Quadriga). He can be recognized by his halo.

At the silver pendant, Cernunnos is portrayed in the famous posture with crossed legs, wearing a torques (neckring).  Cernunnos carries a sack and distributes his gifts to the animals of the forest.

Cernunnos is here shown in the famous posture with crossed legs, wearing a torques (neckring). On his knees he carries a bag, Cernunnos distributes his gifts for the animals of the forest.

In ancient times, the image of Medusa was used to repel misfortune. Our beautiful Medusa pendant is a lucky charm in this traditon.

In ancient times, the image of Medusa was used to repel misfortune. Our beautiful Medusa pendant is a lucky charm in this traditon.

Pendant of the roman Venus, the goddess of love and sex (greek Aphrodite) in shape of a miniaturized roman phalera.

Pendant of the roman Venus, the goddess of love and sex (greek Aphrodite) in shape of a miniaturized roman phalera.

Pendant with the portrait of the Minerva / Athena, from our Phalera jewelry series. As goddess of wisdom she protects teachers, doctors, poets, artists and craftsmen.