Primitive Money, Possibly Satavahana Period (c. 100 BC), Gold Jewelry – an exquisite mukut in Gopuram style, richly crafted, overlaid with gold and silver, set with diamond inlays, and adorned with intricate multi-tiered decoration inspired by temple gopuram architecture. The refined craftsmanship and sacred architectural motifs indicate its ceremonial and elite association. Beyond its ornamental and ritual function, such finely executed jewelry also served as a form of wealth and barter in antiquity, 9.6g (Gold 4g and rest alloy), 25.4x30.19mm, 18.62mm inner diameter, nice quality, about very fine, Very Rare.

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