Ancient Roman Vulva (Venus) Amulet Pendant, Circa 1st–3rd Century AD This ancient Roman vulva pendant, also referred to as a Venus amulet, dates to the 1st–3rd century AD. It is in excellent condition, featuring a rich, dark patina with stunning red sand deposits, highlighting its authenticity and remarkable preservation. •Symbolism: Representing Venus, the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, these pendants symbolized sexuality, protection, and fertility. They were believed to invoke Venus's blessings and safeguard the wearer. •Cultural Use: Commonly worn as personal talismans, these pendants were also discreetly used by Roman sex workers to subtly advertise their profession, while others used them as symbols of feminine power and fertility. •Dimensions: 20.6 x 12.2 mm •Weight: 7.99 g Provenance: Formerly part of a private Danish collection, established in the 1980s. A provenance document and declaration of legal origin can be provided in PDF format upon request. This rare piece is a beautifully preserved relic of Roman culture, offering insight into their beliefs and everyday life.