This 3D model is a detailed reconstruction of the Menorah symbol from the Fourth Shekel coin of the Jewish Revolt (66–70 CE).The design is based on authentic archaeological references from the First Jewish–Roman War, capturing the historical Menorah and ritual objects used in the Second Temple of Jerusalem.

The pendant features a seven-branch Menorah, a sacred symbol of Judaism, along with two traditional ritual items placed on each side — elements historically seen on original Shekel coinage.

This model is crafted as a high-contrast bas-relief with a textured field and clean circular border, ideal for fine jewelry, Judaica collections, or historical replicas.Geometry is fully optimized for CNC milling, lost-wax casting, and 3D printing, ensuring no undercuts, perfect relief depth, and clean edges.

Technical Specifications

Diameter: 11.86 mmThickness: 0.90 mmType: Single-sided medallionFormats: STL, OBJMesh: Clean, watertight, CNC-ready topology

Approximate Metal Weights

14K Gold: ~0.95 g18K Gold: ~1.15 g24K Gold: ~1.46 gSilver 925: ~0.84 g

Historical Background

• The artwork is inspired by the Fourth Shekel coin minted during the Great Jewish Revolt against Rome (66–70 CE).• The obverse of the original coin showed a seven-branch Menorah, a central religious symbol of the Jewish people.• The Menorah depicted is believed to be based on the sacred lampstand from the Second Temple in Jerusalem.• Left and right objects beside the Menorah represent Temple ritual tools, commonly used in religious ceremonies of the era.

This makes the pendant not only a piece of jewelry, but a meaningful historical artifact suitable for collectors, Judaica artists, and cultural designers.