Bezel : sterling silver 925 . 
Leather chain included with a pendant 
This exquisite coin showcases a stunning AR Denarius dating back to the reign of Plautilla, the Augusta of the Roman Empire from AD 202 to 205. Crafted with precision, the coin measures 19mm in diameter and was minted in Rome during the rule of Septimius Severus and Caracalla. 
The obverse of this remarkable piece features a finely detailed, draped bust of Plautilla facing right, highlighting her regal stature and grace. On the reverse, we witness the enduring symbol of harmony and prosperity, represented by Caracalla and Plautilla engaged in a warm exchange. Caracalla is depicted standing majestically on the left, holding a volumen, while clasping right hands with Plautilla, who stands elegantly on the right.
History:
Plautilla, born in AD 185, was the daughter of Plautianus, a trusted officer of Septimius Severus. In AD 202, she ascended to the esteemed position of Augusta, alongside her husband and co-ruler, Caracalla. However, their marriage was brief, cut short by Caracalla's decision to have Plautilla exiled and executed in AD 205.
Though her reign was marred by tragedy, Plautilla remains an important figure in Roman history. Her coinage serves as a testament to her brief but significant role in the empire's narrative, capturing the elegance and prosperity of her era.