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Bulgari And The ANS

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American Numismatic Society - The ANS has a selection of rare Roman coins on display as part of an exhibition at Bulgari's flagship store in New York City. "BVLGARI + ROME: Eternal Inspiration" reflects on the jeweler's long association with the "Eternal City," where the original shop was opened in 1884 by Sotirios Boulgaris. The exhibition includes a mix of contemporary jewelry and ancient Roman artifacts and coins.

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Bulgari has from time to time also used actual ancient coins in its line as with this choker embedded with a tetradrachm of Alexander the Great. New York magazine has a wonderful slide show of some of the items on display.

The American Numismatic Society loan comprises eighteen Roman coins, most notably a gold treveri medallion from AD 293-294. The medallion features busts of four Roman emperors; Diocletian and Galerius on the obverse and Maximian and Constantius on the reverse, each wearing the imperial mantle.

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Interesting article. I don't particularly like to see ancient coins mounted in jewelry no matter how well made it is there is always still damage to the coin.
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