The 44 Sacred Seals of King Solomon
History, Meaning, and Traditional Designs
An educational and collectible resource dedicated to the historical seals, pentacles, and symbolic traditions attributed to King Solomon, based on classical Solomonic texts and medieval sources.
King Solomon Coin is a curated archive and collection focused on the traditional seals and pentacles associated with King Solomon. My work draws from historical sources such as the Greater Key of Solomon, the Lesser Key of Solomon, and related Kabbalistic and medieval manuscripts. Each design is presented with respect to its historical symbolism, structure, and traditional interpretation.
This site is intended to serve both as a reference for understanding these symbols and as a place to explore finely crafted collectible pieces inspired by these traditions.
The Complete King Solomon 44 Pentacles Collection
Own the Entire Sacred Collection
This exclusive set contains all 44 authentic pentacles and seals attributed to King Solomon, drawn from classical Solomonic texts and medieval manuscripts. Each seal represents a distinct spiritual principle and traditional symbolic meaning.
Why the Complete Collection Matters:
- Comprehensive Symbolism: The 44 seals form a complete system of sacred geometry and spiritual correspondence. Owning the entire collection allows you to understand the interconnected relationships between all the seals and their traditional meanings.
- Historical Authenticity: Based on the Greater Key of Solomon, the Lesser Key of Solomon, and related Kabbalistic sources, this collection represents centuries of esoteric tradition in one unified set.
- Collectible Value: A complete set of all 44 pentacles is a rare and significant acquisition for serious collectors and students of Solomonic traditions.
- Educational Resource: Study the seals in their proper context and understand how they relate to one another within the traditional framework.
Each piece is meticulously crafted to honor the historical designs while meeting modern standards for wearable collectibles.