Ram Head - symbol of nobility and fertility - Dolphins - Ancient Greek Delphi Coin Pendant - 925 Sterling Silver

The ram represents authority and nobility, virility and fertility, power and leadership. Zeus and Hermes are associated with the ram in Greek mythology, Cernunnos in the Celtic, Amun Ra in the Egyptian, Thor in the Scandinavian. Alexander the Great is depicted on coinage with ram's horns, as he thought himself the son of Zeus Amun and the horns represented and confirmed his deification. The dolphin in Minoan culture was adored and worshipped for its man-loving nature. The Minoans who loved the sea also used this animal as an emblem of speed and aggression on Aegean daggers and upon the decoration of ships. Delphi. Circa 460-448 BC. AR Trihemiobol Head of ram right, dolphin below, facing head of goat, flanked by dolphins, all within incus square. The pendant is crafted with extra care in 925 Sterling Silver. It 's Handmade in Greece, diameter size is 2.3 cm and weighs approximately 13 g. This pendant is without the chain (55)