Ganymede Jewelry , Hellenistic, 330–300 B.C. Greek The pieces in this group were found together in Macedonia, near Thessaloniki, somet...

When Alexander the Great conquered the Persian empire in 331 B.C., his domain extended from Greece to Asia Minor, Egypt, the Near East, and ...

This ring evokes the splendor of the Celts and their love of personal adornment. It is one of the most lavish surviving examples. ...

Pendant, bulla (lentoid), 3rd century BC, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

Gold Wreath 4th-3rd cen BC Metropolitan Museum

This tomb group represents one of the richest and most impressive sets of Etruscan jewelry ever found. It comprises a splendid gold...