The Tanit Necklace features a bronze coin that was struck in Sardinia between 300 and 264 BCE, during the period in which Tanit’s image had reached full stability within Carthaginian coinage. She appears in left profile, wearing a wreath of grain and leaves, a triple-pendant earring and a necklace rendered with pendants. The modelling remains clear and composed, the patina deep and even.
The reverse presents the horse’s head to right with star, a concise and recognisable Carthaginian symbol.
The coin is mounted in a high-polished 18k rose gold bezel. Thirty-six black diamonds complete the interrupted border of pellets before Tanit’s face, continuing the ancient rhythm in a restrained contemporary gesture.
There is no bail. The pendant is held within a concealed attachment integrated into the frame, preserving the strict circular form.
The piece is suspended from a blackened silver chain with an 18k gold Sassi lock. The reverse remains fully visible, allowing the horse and star to retain equal presence.
“My son finds my Tanit pieces amazing—seeing a piece of history he’s only read about feels incredible to him.”
