The pendant collet-set with an Alexander the Great tetradrachm representing Herakles, highlighted with cabochon rubies and baguette diamonds, supported by a gold link chain, length approximately 405mm, and a keychain collet-set with a bronze coin of Constantinus I, length approximately 185mm, each signed Bulgari, Italian assay and maker's marks.

Each signed BVLGARI, keychain with Italian maker's mark. Each with Italian assay marks for 18 carat gold and french import marks for silver and gold. Necklace inscribed OR et ARGENT for gold and silver, reverse inscribed 336 - 323 AV. J.C. DRACHME, ALEXANDRE LE GRAND. Reverse of the keychain inscribed OR ET BRONZE for gold and bronze, ROMA - CONSTANTINUS I, 306 - 337. Rubies purplish red of strong saturation, with scratches and small nicks. Diamonds bright and lively. Signs of wear to the metal consistent with use, signs of tarnish. Clasps secure, safety catches. In good condition. Total gross weight approximately 113 grams.
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