During the early periods of Greek history, pins were more necessary than ornamental, as they were used to keep the draped peplos in place. As fashions changed, pins were no longer needed, and they became very rare.

During the Hellenistic period, gold medallions of different sizes and bearing the frontal representation of a head or bust were used as pendants and dress ornaments.

During the Hellenistic period, gold medallions of different sizes and bearing the frontal representation of a head or bust were used as pendants and dress ornaments. This medallion consists of a circular sheet of gold e

The cord-like loop-in-loop chain of this ancient Greek necklace terminates at both ends in a molded cylinder to which a separately made finial is attached.

The heavy, multiple loop-in-chain of this ancient Greek necklace terminates at both ends in a snake's head, with a long collar on which the snake's scales are indicated in filigree.

This Hellenistic Greek necklace is formed of large and small globular beads and an oval bead in the center.