A Phoenician glass pendant dating back to the 7th to 5th centuries BC, used as a protective amulet or religious ornament. The Phoenicians used glass ornaments for protective purposes (amulets), religious symbolism, or funerary purposes. Shape: Circular with a ring at the top for hanging. Decoration: A central cross-shaped design divides the pendant into four quadrants, each quadrant containing a decorative circle, for a total of six circles. Colors used: Dark blue and gold, or light yellow and reddish pink. Weight: 4.55 grams. Diameter: 60 mm. Condition: Excellent. Rare. ‏Acquired in 2025 from Demeter Coins Falk Zünkler in Germany. Provenance: The piece was formerly part of a private collection in Spain, having been acquired in 1987 from an antiquities dealer or gallery. This rare piece is accompanied by the original purchase invoice and a certificate of authenticity .