Goddess Tanit on Carthaginian Silver 1 1/2 Shekel Rose Gold Pendant

Tanit silver coin pendant: Virgin mother goddess and a fertility symbol – Tanit was a Phoenician (Punic) goddess of war.

Tanit was worshipped as the extraordinary defender god over the city of Carthage, which is the reason her model is found on its coinage.

Framed in a 14k rose gold pendant this unique antiquity shall gain value as an heirloom.

● Pendant weight: 12.45 grams.
● Diameter: 0.9″ / 2.28 cm.
● Certificate of authenticity.
● High grade coin.
● Made in Israel.

Carthage was a Phoenician settlement, and as such the Carthaginians were identified with the Hebrews and the Canaanites (among others). Socially they shared much for all intents and purpose, including the utilization of the shekel as the essential unit of cash. Similarly, the Carthaginians revered an assortment of gods from the Middle East. 

This rare silver goddess coin set against it’s minimalist design frame makes a classic piece. 

Authentic antiquity shipped to you direct from the Holy Land.

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