Origin: South Africa Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Diamond Rings Medium: Diamonds, Gold

Origin: South Africa Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Diamond Rings Medium: Diamonds, Gold   « Less

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This contemporary set of 18 karat gold and lapis lazuli jewelry has been inspired by the Ancient examples of Ramesses II. - (FJ.0003)Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD  More »

This contemporary set of 18 karat gold and lapis lazuli jewelry has been inspired by the Ancient examples of Ramesses II. - (FJ.0003)Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Ramesses II Medium: Gold and Lapis Condition: Extra Fine   « Less

Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Tutankhamun Medium: Gold and Lapis

Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Tutankhamun Medium: Gold and Lapis   « Less

Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Tutankhamun Medium: Gold and Lapis

Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Tutankhamun Medium: Gold and Lapis   « Less

18kG,L.C,T 160.4g 19.7 cm x 4.7 cm The sacred beetle of ancient Egypt, the scarab is an emblem of the creator, Khepera. The word kepher denotes Being, Existence, Creation, or  More »

18kG,L.C,T 160.4g 19.7 cm x 4.7 cm The sacred beetle of ancient Egypt, the scarab is an emblem of the creator, Khepera. The word kepher denotes Being, Existence, Creation, or Becoming, and the god Kephera is the self-existent maker of all things. The worship of the scarab, which is symbolic of resurrection and fertility, dates from the earliest period of civilization in Egypt. Carved scarabs served two major functions: as amulets with protective and religious powers, and as personal seals, which designated the property and authority of the individual whose name was placed upon them. In both cases, the power ascribed to the scarab was very great—in life they served as the signature of their owner and were thought to bring prosperity, and in the afterlife they ensured rebirth through eternity. - (FJ.0006)Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Tutankhamun Medium: Gold, Lapis Lazuli   « Less

Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Gold and Lapis

Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Gold and Lapis   « Less

46 cm; pendant= 8.9 x 11.4 cm 114.9 gms - (FJ.0008)Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Gold Condition: Very Fine

46 cm; pendant= 8.9 x 11.4 cm 114.9 gms - (FJ.0008)Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Gold Condition: Very Fine   « Less

The sacred beetle of ancient Egypt, the scarab is an emblem of the creator, Khepera. The word kepher denotes Being, Existence, Creation, or Becoming, and the god Kephera is  More »

The sacred beetle of ancient Egypt, the scarab is an emblem of the creator, Khepera. The word kepher denotes Being, Existence, Creation, or Becoming, and the god Kephera is the self-existent maker of all things. The worship of the scarab, which is symbolic of resurrection and fertility, dates from the earliest period of civilization in Egypt. Carved scarabs served two major functions: as amulets with protective and religious powers, and as personal seals, which designated the property and authority of the individual whose name was placed upon them. In both cases, the power ascribed to the scarab was very great—in life they served as the signature of their owner and were thought to bring prosperity, and in the afterlife they ensured rebirth through eternity. - (MT.133)Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Tutankhamun Medium: Gold Condition: Very Fine   « Less

Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Dimensions: 2.5" (6.4cm) high Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Gold Condition: Fine

Origin: Egypt Circa: 21 st Century AD Dimensions: 2.5" (6.4cm) high Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Gold Condition: Fine   « Less