Necklace made of high quality glass beads ("rocailles"), which mimic the colour scheme of Egyptian originals. The enamelled necklace pendant shows an Egyptian Pharaoh.

Length: 38 cm / 15 inch

Bastet is the ancient Egyptian goddess of love and happiness.

Metal with coloured enamelled inlays

Height 2 cm / 0.8 inch

To the ancient Egyptians the dung beetle was the symbol of resurrection. Like the sun rising on the horizon every morning the beetle -  „the one who comes into being" - is born from its dung ball. The sun-beetle thus dispensing light and warmth became a favoured amulet and was given as a burial object to the deceased being a symbol of the new life in the beyond.

Metal with coloured enamelled inlays

Height 2 cm / 0.8 inch

The ancient Egyptian queen Nefertiti was the beautiful spouse of Akhenaton, the famous ruler of the 18th dynasty in Egypt, and her name, too, praises her extraordinary beauty: „The beautiful one who comes along“. In addition to it she was a woman with considerable power and political influence attested by numerous depictions of her.

Metal with coloured enamelled inlays

Height 2,4 cm / 0.94 inch

This symbol is meant to restore order and happiness wherever chaos and destruction have taken place according to the Ancient Egyptian ideals. The sign was put on all places where the eye was meant to watch over mankind with its magic power.

Metal with coloured enamelled inlays

Width 2,5 cm / 1 inch

To the ancient Egpytians the lotus is the sign of resurrection and life after death.

Metal with coloured enamelled inlays

Width 2,2 cm / 0.9 inch

An unscathed body guarantess a life in the hereafter according to the ancient Egyptians' belief.

Metal with coloured enamelled inlays

Height 2,5 cm / 1 inch

The ancient Egyptians considered the hippopotamus as a symbol of assertiveness and fertility with a protective function and regenerative powers.

Metal with coloured enamelled inlays

Width 2,1 cm / 0.8 inch

This symbol is meant to restore order and happiness wherever chaos and destruction have taken place according to the Ancient Egyptian ideals. The sign was put on all places where the eye was meant to watch over mankind with its magic power.

Metal with coloured enamelled inlays

Height 1,5 cm / 0.6 inch

Bust of queen Nefertiti, Amarna, Egypt, ca. 1340 BC.

Metal, nickel-free, silver-coloured frosted

Height 2,2 cm / 0.86 inch

Bust of queen Nefertiti, Amarna, Egypt, ca. 1340 BC.

Metal with coloured enamelled inlays

Height 2,4 cm / 0.95 inch

Bust of queen Nefertiti, Amarna, Egypt, ca. 1340 BC.

Metal, nickel-free, gold-coloured frosted

Height 2,2 cm / 0.86 inch

The ancient Egyptian handle-cross, called ankh, symbolizes ‘life’ itself. There are many depictions where a god or a goddess holds an ankh towards the nose of a pharaoh, providing him with the breath of life. Because of its cross-like shape the ankh turned into the symbolic world of Christian-Coptic belief. 

Height 2 cm / 0.8 inch