Unisex two sided Sterling Silver Bar Kochva revolt Ancient Jewish coin Necklace

Bar kochva revolt broke out in Judea against the Roman empire by the Jews in the year 132 A.D. The revolt is named after the Jewish leader Simon Bar-Kochva. The minting of A coin Expressed spite against the Caesar Hedrian and the aspiration of the Jews for independence and Soveighrenity. On one side of the coin is the temple of Jerusalem expressing the will to rebuild it after it was destroyed by Rome in the great revolt 70 A.D. on the other side A Jewish symbol: The horn of abundance. COIN IS A PERFECT REPLICA. The coin is made of treated Bronze masterfully wrapped with A 925 Sterling Silver frame. Box chain is 18 inches long plus extension for A perfect fit.