The base is a larger coin with a legible, rich relief – visible plant wreaths, inscriptions in Arabic script, and classic star and crescent motifs. Some pieces retain distinct ornamental details, while others show signs of intensive use: abrasions, darkening, and natural patina. The edge remains distinctly serrated, underlining the authenticity of the original disc.

The centrally set lapis lazuli has a deep, saturated shade of garnet fading to cobalt. The stone's structure features naturally lighter streaks and tiny golden dots of pyrite – characteristic of genuine lapis lazuli from the Afghan region. The cut is irregular, elongated, and has a sharper tip, giving the stone the appearance of an icicle or a drop of hardened resin.

The setting is handcrafted from a brass alloy. The frame around the stone is clearly molded, with visible traces of soldering and discoloration resulting from the high operating temperature. The pendant's ear is solid, slightly massive, and features a simple decoration in the form of embossed circles. The overall design has a raw, workshop-like character typical of the craftsmanship of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.

This is a larger, more dominant variant of the pendant – combining a historical coin with the intense energy of the natural stone. Each piece differs in the tone of the lapis lazuli and the condition of the coin's relief. The price is for one random pendant from the presented lot.