Silver and Gold Plated Harp of David Cufflinks

The cufflinks design was inspired by bronze ornament in the shape of an Ancient harp, was popularly known as "King David's Harp." It is 2 centimeters wide, and it happens to be very similar in shape and form to the symbol chosen to represent the City of David (chosen before the artifact was discovered). The ornament was found during the sifting of the Temple Mount dirt, in Emek Tzurim National Park at the foot of Mount of Olives. His time is unknown.