Jesus Period “Widow’s Mite” Coin mounted in a 14k Gold Teardrop Necklace – Made in Jerusalem

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Embrace a piece of history with the “Widow’s Mite” Coin Necklace, a treasure that transcends time, directly from the sacred city of Jerusalem. This exquisite piece of jewelry is not merely an accessory; it is a fragment of a story, a whisper from the past, encapsulated in a 14k gold teardrop setting that elegantly hangs close to your heart.

The coin at the heart of this pendant is the famed Widow’s Mite, a symbol of faith and generosity that has resonated through the ages. Each coin is a genuine artifact, a silent witness to the lives and stories of those who came before us. Measuring 1.5 inches, including the bale, and weighing 4.2 grams, this pendant is a statement of both grace and history.

Choose the perfect fit for you with a 14k gold chain available in lengths of 16, 18, or 20 inches, ensuring that the pendant sits just right, whether it’s a subtle accent or a bold centerpiece. For those who prefer the pendant alone, the option is yours, allowing you to pair it with a chain of your choosing.

With every glance in the mirror, feel the weight of centuries on your neckline, a testament to your unique style and a connection to the ancient world. The Widow’s Mite Coin Necklace comes with a certificate of authenticity, assuring you of its genuine historical value.

This piece is not just jewelry; it is a conversation starter, a meaningful gift, and a personal talisman. Whether you’re drawn to the spiritual significance, the historical allure, or the sheer beauty of the piece, the Widow’s Mite Coin Necklace is a timeless addition to any collection.

Let this ancient coin, set in radiant gold and crafted in the holy city of Jerusalem, be a touchstone in your life, reminding you of the enduring human spirit and the timeless beauty that connects us all.

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.

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