Item Tag: Egyptian

EGYPTIAN EGYPT TUT Nefertiti pendant 18″ Sterling Silver 925 necklace men women

PHOTO IMAGE OF YOUR KEEPSAKE ART APPEARS VERY LARGE BUT IS TRULY 1-INCH SIZE ( not too large and not too small actual 1″ wide round ) By purchasing this keepsake artistic jewelry you’ll receive the following: #1 The artistic image shown above is inside a one inch wide brilliant silver chromium finished cabochon pendant with a dynamic crystal dome to enhance and preserve the keepsake image as in first pic above #2 Your pendant will be ready to wear or give as a gift to that someone special which simply just may be yourself ! This extraordinary piece is worn with the attached 3mm hallmarked 925 sterling silver plated necklace #3 Each purchase will be displayed and protected by a shimmering gold embossed jewelry gift box with white cotton for that captivating appeal #4 In a timely manner you’ll receive your jewelry inside a bubble wrap mailer to protect its journey to you by USPS with delivery confirmation PENDANT IS ONE INCH WIDE AND SOLID WEIGHT WITH CRYSTAL 3D DOME, DESIGNED TO NOT SNAG AND HANGS COMFORTABLY

Horus Sun God Necklace 12″

Embrace the power of the sun with this stunning Horus Sun God Necklace. The necklace is suitable for all occasions and is sure to catch the eye of admirers. Order now and discover the beauty and power of the Horus Sun God Necklace.

Egyptian Broad Collar [GOLD] Plated Necklace Pendant Jewelry Bib Ancient Pharaoh

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the opulence of ancient Egypt with this exquisite Egyptian Broad Collar Necklace Pendant. Inspired by the majestic jewelry worn by pharaohs and royalty, this meticulously crafted piece captures the essence of a bygone era while adding a touch of elegance to your modern style.Pendant:Stainless steel with gold plating1 inch x 1/2 inch (24mm x 12 mm) Chain:Gold plated1 mm in width18 inches in length

Silver Tone Metal Egyptian Winged Goddess Dangle/Drop Hook Earrings

These earrings feature the Egyptian deity Isis or Maat, characterized by winged figures. Egyptian revival jewelry became popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries, often inspired by archaeological discoveries. The craftsmanship suggests they are likely vintage, possibly from the mid to late 20th century. Collectors are drawn to such pieces for their historical iconography, unique design, and the cultural significance of ancient Egypt.