ANCIENT EGYPT
- Interchangeable amulets of a cat, ankh and scarab on hoop.
- Pewter with 18K matte gold finish for a long lasting finish.
- Charms are removable and can be worn as 1,2 or 3 charms.
- Surgical steel ear-wires. Length with charms is 2 inches.
- A charming gift inspired by ancient Egyptian design.
- Comes in a Signature Museum Gift Box with Description Card.
- Free Insured Shipping within the Continental USA.
Description:
These interchangeable amulets represent some of the symbols most
commonly found in ancient Egyptian art and religion. They were often
pinned onto mummies for protection in the afterlife. The ankh,
hieroglyphic symbol for “life,” also promised its wearer endurance
and welfare. The revered scarab was related to the sun god, resurrection
and eternal life. The cat, admired for its virility and strength, was related
to the goddess Bastet, protector of women and associated with joy, felicity
and family closeness.
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