Liber & Libera Coin Pendant

Struck in Rome as a silver denarius by the moneyer L. Cassius Longinus, this remarkable coin celebrates Liber and Libera, divine counterparts whose imagery embodies some of the most enduring themes of Roman life. Together they represent abundance and renewal, the fertile rhythms of nature and the perpetual cycle of growth, harvest and rebirth.

The obverse portrays the youthful Liber, identified by his vine wreath and the thyrsus resting upon his shoulder. Revered as the god of the vine, fertility and joyful abundance, Liber was closely associated with prosperity, freedom and the flourishing of both the land and its people.

The reverse depicts Libera, the Roman counterpart of Proserpina, also crowned with a vine wreath. As a goddess whose mythology centres on her annual return from the underworld, she came to symbolise renewal, transformation and the changing of the seasons. Her presence complements that of Liber, creating a harmonious pairing that reflects the balance between life's abundance and its continual renewal.

• Coin Ø 18mm

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