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Sarmatian - Persian Tribal King's Ritual Gold Pectoral Necklace, pectoral amulet dated 1st century BC - 2 century AD
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This ritual Gold and Gold Pectoral Pectoral Amulet Necklace is a comprehensive and assigned to Sarmatian tribes sovereign (King) of Persian origin who lived around 2000 years ago.

The necklace is decorated with ornaments, triangles dotted pattern, a symbol of seven carnelian (cornelian) stones and most important of the two birds, each at both ends.

The necklace is in very good condition and fully intact. Its structure consists of a single pure gold cover with stones carnelian and silver interior for structural support.

The gold necklace was worn directly on the chest (pectoral where) to display the power and wealth of the wearer. Throughout the various civilizations chest of gold have always been presented as symbols of power.

Particular attention should be given to the sharper picture of this necklace, the two symbolic birds. Their style and how they are represented traces of post-Sumerian culture (1500 - 100 BC) that was conducted by the Persian and Sarmatian tribes.

The chest of gold amulet is another treasure of the world on its own. With five Carnelian stones set on a gold plaque decorated the entire composition is based on a silver amulet. There is a slight visible damage on the amulet first in the upper left and the center stone carnelian. From the standpoint of conservation of the chest of gold amulet has been fully preserved by the experts from National Food Centre of Lithuania (European Union).


The fact that these two objects have survived as a pair and were worn by the sovereign Sarmatian tribes is incredible, a really great treasure for the world. cultural value of these objects is immeasurable.

Scarcity perspective, there is very little gold necklaces pectoral age in the world and they are all located at the top of the national museums. A pair of fully intact Pectoral Gold jewelry that belonged to the king of the tribes who lived there in 2000 so is extremely rare especially in such good condition.

Gold is the only chest and neck amulet in private ownership and is currently available for worldwide sale.

Necklace size: 28 x 15 cm
Amulet size: 8 x 5 cm

Rarity: Sarmatian gold objects are very rare. Many people confuse the Scythians items that are equally valuable, but are much more abundant. The scarcity of artifacts comes from their Sarmatian burial traditions. Sarmatians lived in the steppes of Eastern Europe and Asia and has not kurgans (burial serious hills), leaving very little visual trace of their civilization. Suffice it to discover their properties from vast grasslands of Eurasia is extremely difficult for archaeologists. Second factor scarcity is that Samarian were not known for the use of gold, even royalty, so that any gold objects that are assigned to the Sarmatians are of very high importance to both cultural and financial perspective.

Scientific discovery: When restoring Restaurant Sarmatian Gold Necklace expert of Lithuanian Museum of Art Restoration Center is old technology (tree resin dielectric insulation) that nobody knew existed before. This discovery allows us to assert that Sarmatian gold necklace holds very high scientific and historical value.

Fame: In 2004 Sarmatians were made famous by Hollywood after the movie "King Arthur" watch Clive Owen. The film portrays King Arthur (played by Clive Owen) that half Sarmatian who with his brothers Sarmatian served the Roman Empire in Britain.

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