Sterling Silver Pendant with Old Palestinian Coin (2mils)
149.00 $ – 164.00 $
This unique pendant in sterling silver features an old Palestinian 2 mils coin, hand-mounted by our jeweler from the Old City of Jerusalem, Ahmad. The coin, with a diameter of 3 cm and a bronze color, displays on the reverse the word "Palestine" in Arabic, English, and Hebrew, along with its manufacture date. The obverse shows the coin’s value and an olive branch, an iconic symbol of Palestine.
Accompanied by a sterling silver chain, this pendant combines elegance and history. As each piece is unique, slight variations may exist, particularly concerning the manufacture date.
Why Adopt It?
This piece is not just an elegant ornament, but a historical testimony worthy of a museum. By acquiring it, you are making a true investment in time. This pendant, a symbol of resilience and solidarity, also supports exceptional local craftsmanship. Furthermore, it embodies the existence of Palestine long before 1948, allowing you to carry a tangible proof of its history in defiance of those who claim that Palestine never existed.
The History of the Coin
The Palestinian pound (جُنَيْه فِلَسْطِينِيّ) was the official currency between 1927 and 1947, minted by the Palestine Currency Board, succeeding the Ottoman and Egyptian pounds.
Accompanied by a sterling silver chain, this pendant combines elegance and history. As each piece is unique, slight variations may exist, particularly concerning the manufacture date.
Why Adopt It?
This piece is not just an elegant ornament, but a historical testimony worthy of a museum. By acquiring it, you are making a true investment in time. This pendant, a symbol of resilience and solidarity, also supports exceptional local craftsmanship. Furthermore, it embodies the existence of Palestine long before 1948, allowing you to carry a tangible proof of its history in defiance of those who claim that Palestine never existed.
The History of the Coin
The Palestinian pound (جُنَيْه فِلَسْطِينِيّ) was the official currency between 1927 and 1947, minted by the Palestine Currency Board, succeeding the Ottoman and Egyptian pounds.