Ancient Egyptian Jewelry

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Ancient Egyptian Jewelry

String of Beads and Amulets, ancient Egyptian, Middle Kingdom

String of Beads and Amulets, ancient Egyptian, Middle Kingdom, about 1980–1760 BCE, amazonite (green feldspar), Mrs. Kingsmill Marrs Collection, 1925.641. In 'Jewels of the Nile: Ancient Egyptian Treasures from the Worcester Art Museum'

Brooch Featuring an Ancient Scarab in a Modern Winged Mount, unmarked, (plaquette) New Kingdom, ca. 1539 – 1077 BCE; (gold mount) late 1800s – early 1900s, glazed steatite and gold (modern), 2.6 x 3.6 x 1.5 cm. Mrs. Kingsmill Marrs Collection, 1926.86. In 'Jewels of the Nile: Ancient Egyptian Treasures from the Worcester Art Museum' Egyptian Treasure, Egypt Museum, Egyptian Scarab, Ancient Kingdom, Egyptian History, Eastern Art

Ancient Scarab in a Modern Winged Mount

Brooch Featuring an Ancient Scarab in a Modern Winged Mount, unmarked, (plaquette) New Kingdom, ca. 1539 – 1077 BCE; (gold mount) late 1800s – early 1900s, glazed steatite and gold (modern), 2.6 x 3.6 x 1.5 cm. Mrs. Kingsmill Marrs Collection, 1926.86. In 'Jewels of the Nile: Ancient Egyptian Treasures from the Worcester Art Museum'

an egyptian scene is shown in gold and red

Amenemhat Iii

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Pectoral from the jewellery box of Mereret

From Ancient Egypt, Middle Kingdom (12th Dyanasty): Pectoral from the jewellery box of Mereret, the daughter of king Senusret III and sister of king Amenemhat III. This pectoral is made of gold, carnelian, turquoise, and lapis lazuli.

From the Middle Kingdom, Dynasty 12, Egypt: Broad Collar, 1939-1760 BC. Medium: Faience. H: 8 1/4 in. W: 10 1/16 in. "Beaded, broad collars with the falcon terminals were specified as part of the funerary equipment needed by the deceased in the coffin texts. The association with the god Horus undoubtedly gave this piece of jewelry magical healing qualities." Michael C Carlos Museum, Emory University. Tumblr, Egyptian Collar, Egypt Jewelry, Art Nouveau Pendant, Prehistoric Art, Historical Jewellery

Egyptian Collar Necklace

From the Middle Kingdom, Dynasty 12, Egypt: Broad Collar, 1939-1760 BC. Medium: Faience. H: 8 1/4 in. W: 10 1/16 in. "Beaded, broad collars with the falcon terminals were specified as part of the funerary equipment needed by the deceased in the coffin texts. The association with the god Horus undoubtedly gave this piece of jewelry magical healing qualities." Michael C Carlos Museum, Emory University.

a gold brooch with blue glass in the shape of an obelisk or tower

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From Egypt: Amulet in the form of a died pillar. Made of wood and glass. New Kingdom 19th Dynasty, reign of Ramesses II (1279-1213 BC). Found in the Valley of the Queens, tomb or Nefertari. Cairo Museum.

an ancient roman mosaic depicting three men with swords and shield, possibly from pompeii

Tondo: panel picture of the family of Septimius Severus. Panel painting (mosaic / painting / use / painting). Late 2nd century AD / early 3rd century AD. More specifically: around 200 AD. Location: Egypt. Tempera on wood. Diameter: 30.5 cm

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Upper arm bracelet with the ram-headed god Amun in a shrine (Sudan / Nubia / Butana (area))Made of Gold; Glass flow (inlays), dark blue, light blue, red (multi-colored) 3 x 20 cm

an image of a woman's head on display in front of a red background

Egypt Museum

Head of Tutankhamun emerging from a lotus flowerAn unusual and...

Gold Bangles Indian

Ancient Egypt Art

Gold Necklace Indian

Amethyst Ring Engagement

Long Pearl Necklaces

Pearl Jewelry Necklace

Egypt Museum

Signet Ring of Amenhotep II Solid-cast gold signet ring with...

an ancient egyptian painting on wood with gold and blue accents, depicting two men standing next to each other

Egypt Museum

Gold Inlaid Pectoral of Queen AhhotepThis inlaid pectoral is in...

an ornate gold and blue necklace with tassels hanging from it's sides

Egyptian Jewellery

Egyptian Revival Jewelry

"Servir les Dieux d’Egypte" au musée de Grenoble - Alain.R.Truong

Collier à pectoral du grand prêtre et roi Pinedjem Ier, Troisième Période intermédiaire, 21e dynastie, règne de Pinedjem Ier, 1054-1032 av. J.-C. Or et lapis-Lazuli, L. 60 cm. Paris, Musée du Louvre, E 25412 Achat,1956 © Musée du Louvre, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais/Christian Décamps.

an image of some kind of object that is on display

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Tanis Grab Psussenes

Tanis Grab Psussenes A second pectoral of this type is similar to that described above to the hair, but is not worked quite so masterfully. A big heart scarab with wings of blue gray granite hanging on a braided gold wire chain. The wings of the scarab are provided with colored inserts, red carnelian and deep dark blue lapis lazuli. At the small gold version of the lower edge of four additional elements are soldered.

an egyptian necklace with two heads and beads

Tanis Grab Psussenes

Tanis Grab Psussenes This magnificent, ornate chest jewelry was in a silver coffin, which also still contained other pieces in beautiful gold work, directly on the mummy Psusennes I. The main issue is, as with the other pectorals, the rebirth of the sun - represented in the form of a winged scarab from green jasper - on her endless journey. He wears on his head the royal cartouche with the name "Psusennes, beloved of Amun" rather than the traditional solar disk and rests on a "shen-ring

an ornate gold and black box with birds on it

Tanis Grab Psussenes

Tanis Grab Psussenes The first pectoral in openwork gold, with colorful inlays, height 12cm - was chosen to represent a small chapel above Hohlkehlenbekrönung with the traditional form. Despite the variety of details, which all relate to the king on the rebirth of the dead, the whole composition is harmonious and works through the broken work and the colorful cell technology extremely easy.

an elaborately decorated wall panel with egyptian figures

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Tanis Grab Psussenes

Tanis Grab Psussenes The second pectoral Psusennes I is similar to that described above in some way. Again, the goddesses Isis and Nephthys lift (this time without wings arms) located in the middle of the winged scarab to heaven. "I came to your protection to be" announce the two goddesses. The scarab of lapis lazuli rises on the cartridge with the king named "Psusennes, beloved of Amun". I

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