Maximinus Coin and Freshwater Pearl Necklace

A standout centerpiece for your collection, this necklace blends ancient history with a modern, luxe vibe. At its heart is an authentic Gaius Valerius Galerius Maximinus* coin (308–313 A.D.) set in glowing gold vermeil—a true piece of the past you can wear. We’ve paired it with a mix of colorful freshwater pearls and flashes of Labradorite, all on a textured 14kt gold-fill chain that’s as sturdy as it is beautiful.

Design Details:

Authentic Ancient History: Features a certified Maximinus coin, once belonging to a peasant-turned-Emperor, adding a storied, one-of-a-kind charm.

Luxe Texture: A rich combo of iridescent pearls, moody Labradorite gemstones, and radiant gold vermeil.

Adjustable Length: Wear it solo or layer it up—the 21-inch adjustable chain and secure lobster clasp make it easy to find your perfect fit.

Certified Quality: Comes with professional authentication from a numismatist, so you know your statement piece is the real deal.

* Gaius Valerius Galerius Maximinus (308-313 A.D.) He was originally a peasant named Daia, the nephew of Galerius, his Predecessor. He rose to high distinction after he had joined the army and in 305 he was adopted by his maternal uncle, Galerius, and raised to the rank of Caesar, with the government of Syria and Aegyptus. In 308, after the elevation of Licinius to Augustus, Maximinus and Constantine were declared filii Augustorum (“sons of Augusti”).