AEQUITAS stands holding a set of scales and a cornucopia — balance in one hand, abundance in the other. She wasn’t an ancient goddess of myth, but a personification of fairness, stability, and economic justice in the Roman world. Struck under Antoninus Pius (AD 138–161), this silver denarius projected the emperor’s promise of equilibrium — a steady state, a just rule, and enough to go around. For the modern wearer, she’s a symbol of grounded clarity. Aequitas doesn’t demand perfection. She encourages perspective.