A silver coin issued in the ancient South Arabian Kingdom of Saba' between the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC. This model features the coin, affectionately known as the "Owl of Arabia," quietly set into a Pt950 signet ring.
Athena, the patron goddess of Athens, and her sacred bird, the owl. Transmitted from distant Greece to the desert lands, its design, given unique interpretations there, quietly breathes the long journey of Hellenistic culture.
The form meticulously traces the contours of the coin, crafted to blend seamlessly with the metal. The soft, rounded edges gently accommodate the millennia-old presence of the silver.
The unique tranquility of platinum and the ancient memories residing within the small coin. These elements harmonize as a single "mass" in this refined piece, characteristic of Hephol.
