Ancient Judean Widow's Mite Coin Pendant in 14k Yellow Gold Frame

An authentic ancient Judean bronze prutah coin, commonly known as a Widow's Mite, framed in a textured, hand-formed 14k yellow gold bezel. Minted in Jerusalem during the Hasmonean dynasty (circa 135-76 BCE), this small bronze coin is the type referenced in the New Testament story of the poor widow's offering (Mark 12:41-44, Luke 21:1-4). The coin's central motif depicts a double cornucopia flanked by Paleo-Hebrew script, a symbol of abundance in ancient Judea. The rustic, organic gold mounting hugs the coin's irregular edges, transforming the ancient artifact into a wearable piece of fine jewelry.