Primitive Money, Ujjaini Region, Possibly Shunga Period (Circa 200-100 BC), Gold Jewelry - Ear Ring / Mukut Element, an exceptionally rare and important gold ornament from the Ujjaini region, dating to the Shunga period. Traditionally regarded as a form of primitive money and possibly used in barter transactions, this remarkable piece also served as an adornment, either as an ear ornament or a decorative element of a headdress (mukut). Elegantly crafted, it features four intricately intertwined gold chains terminating in finely modeled taurine motifs at both ends, all securely set within solid gold moulded fittings. The sophisticated design, artistic execution, and historical significance reflect the high level of craftsmanship during the period, 1.9g, 10.5x9.6mm, about extremely fine,Extremely Rare.

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