Bulgari, Monete, 750 gold ring set with a 4th century BC silver diobola from Tarentum (Calabria), the reverse with the head of Athena wearing a helmet surmounted by Skylla throwing a stone, the obverse with Heracles fighting the Nemean lion, signed, finger 52-12, 14g Bulgari was founded in Rome in 1884 by Sotirio Bulgari, a jeweller of Greek origin. Mediterranean and ancient heritage. This spirit is fully reflected in the Monete line, developed in the 1960s at the instigation of Nicola Bulgari, who had a passion for numismatics. His idea was to incorporate real antique coins into contemporary jewellery His idea was to incorporate genuine ancient coins into contemporary jewellery, bringing Greco-Roman history into dialogue with Bulgari's bold jewellery design. This Bulgari Monete ring in 750 gold features a diobola from Taranto, Calabria, dating from the 4th century BC. The coin features two powerful figures from Greek mythology mythology: Heracles fighting the Nemean lion on the obverse, and Athena in a helmet, surmounted by Skylla Skylla throwing a stone on the reverse. Generally good condition. Scratches and traces of oxidation.