This is a ring featuring a silver tetrobol coin from Histiaea, manufactured in Euboea, Greece, around the 3rd-2nd century BC.

The obverse depicts the serene profile of a nymph wearing a wreath of grapes.
The reverse shows a nymph seated on the prow of a winged ship.
Within this small silver coin, a design embodying ancient elegance and a tranquil presence has been created.
The memories of a land that once flourished as a maritime city have been quietly passed on to a modern form.

The arms evoke temple columns, and the bezel structure precisely supports the coin.
Small diamonds placed around it add depth and a gentle rhythm to the structural design.
By meticulously carving the metal to match the unique variations of each coin, the currency and the structure are seamlessly integrated.

Ancient aesthetic beauty and modern craftsmanship quietly coexist within the structure.
This piece embodies the philosophy of Hephol.