This charm features an INDO-GREEK SILVER DRACHM, Northwest India 174 - 165 B.C. This rare and ancient coin was struck in an unusual square shape. Obverse: ELEPHANT, Standing to the Right, Greek legend translated as, "of Savior King Apollodotos". Reverse: ZEBU BULL, Standing to the Right, Kharoshti legend, also translated as, "Saviour King Apollodotos". The coin is suspended beneath a spectacular vivid green cushion cut tourmaline cabachon weighing 19.92 carats. This charm can be purchased singly to wear on your own chain, or paired with one of ours, as pictured. Chain sold separetely.

- green tourmaline cabochon, cushion cut, 19.92 carats
- Indo-Greek Silver Drachm of King Apollodotos, Northwest India 174-165 B.C.E.
- Obverse, Elephant
- Reverse, Zebu Bull
- charm length 2.5”
- satin-finished 22k yellow gold