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Alexander the Great on a oxidized silver 925° pendant with a gold-plated chain
It is believed that is inspired by the numerous curves of the Meander River
The central Medusa motif
for everyday use and special occasions
Small Corinthian Helmet on a Black Marble Base in Bronze greek games Alexander the Great on aHandcrafted replica of a Corinthian helmet on a marble base, which was used to protect the bearer's head during the war. The helmets in Ancient Greece were made either of wood or metal; they first appeared in the 8th century BC and gradually evolved until the middle of the 5th century BC. Their top was decorated with a crest from horse tail. Herodotus states that this armour (helmet) originated from the area of Corinth. The art of making it, was