Two Figurines Lifting Up an Authentic Coin of “The Widow’s Mite” Mounted in a 14k Gold Ring

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Embrace a piece of history with the Jerusalem Minted Widow’s Mite Ancient Coin Ring, a treasure that transcends time, crafted in the heart of the Holy Land. This exquisite ring, available in sizes 6-12.5, is more than a mere adornment; it’s a portal to the past, featuring an authentic Widow’s Mite coin, a tangible relic from an era of profound Biblical events and deep faith.

Encased in a lustrous 14k gold filigree setting, each coin has been carefully selected and lifted by two delicately sculpted figurines, symbolizing the collective effort to uphold the values and history that the Widow’s Mite represents. This ancient coin, once held in the palms of those who walked the streets of Jerusalem, now rests against your skin, a constant reminder of the enduring human spirit and the small acts that echo through eternity.

With every glance at your hand, you’ll be transported to the biblical times, connecting you to the widow’s humble offering that has resonated through the ages. This ring is not just a piece of jewelry; it’s a conversation starter, a statement of faith, and a personal talisman that carries the weight of history.

Your Widow’s Mite Ancient Coin Ring comes with a certificate of authenticity, ensuring that you own a genuine piece of antiquity. Made in Jerusalem, this ring is a testament to the craftsmanship and heritage of a land steeped in tradition.

Whether you’re a collector of ancient artifacts, a connoisseur of fine jewelry, or someone who cherishes meaningful possessions, this ring is a profound acquisition. It’s an heirloom that will be treasured for generations, a gift of timeless beauty and significance.

Let this ring be a daily inspiration, a symbol of generosity and hope, and a cherished jewel that holds a story as rich and enduring as the gold that cradles it. Own a piece of history; wear the Jerusalem Minted Widow’s Mite Ancient Coin Ring and carry the legacy of the past into the future.

It would have been the coin that Jesus referred to in his parable of the Widow’s Offering in Luke 21.

And He looked up and saw the rich putting their gifts into the treasury, and He saw also a certain poor widow putting in two mites. So He said, “Truly I say to you that this poor widow has put in more than all; for all these out of their abundance have put in offerings for God, but she out of her poverty put in all the livelihood that she had.”
(Luke 21:1-4) 

The coin design on the front is a star, and the back is an anchor. The coin itself was minted only in the area of Judea, and is unique to Israel.

Comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export.

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