Shrouded in mystery, this graceful form was inspired 
by a terra cotta figurine found in an Egyptian tomb 
dating to the Pre-Dynastic Period.  While most figures 
were modeled in a natural style, this figure is imbued
with a distinctly non-human, almost divine quality.

22K Gold Plated

32" Black Silk Cord included 

2 1/4"L x 1" W

Shrouded in mystery, this graceful form was inspired 
by a terra cotta figurine found in an Egyptian tomb 
dating to the Pre-Dynastic Period.  While most figures 
were modeled in a natural style, this figure is imbued
with a distinctly non-human, almost divine quality. 

Sterling Silver

32" Black Silk Cord included 

2 1/4"L x 1" W

The Scarab beetle rolls its food into a ball, suggesting
to the ancient Egyptians, the rolling of the all-powerful
sun across the sky.  Thus the Scarab became the symbol
of the sun-god.  The beetle, which lives underground, was
believed to be reborn every day at noon when it came to the
surface to take flight.  The Scarab became the symbol of
resurrection and eternal life.  To commemorate specific
events, a seal was carved in the form of a Scarab with
the date and event inscribed on its back.

Sterling Silver

Sterling Silver

Vermeil

The Ankh is the ancient Egyptian symbol for "life" 
and represents divine or eternal existence.  This symbol 
was often worn by those who believed it to possess unusual 
powers.  The pendant is approximately 2 1/8" H  x 7/8" W and includes a 32" Black Silk Cord.

Sterling Silver

The Ankh is the ancient Egyptian symbol for "life" 
and represents divine or eternal existence.  This symbol 
was often worn by those who believed it to possess unusual 
powers.  The pendant is  2 1/8" W x 78" W and includes a
32" Black Silk Cord.  The earrings are 1 5/8" H x 1/2"W.

22K Gold Plated

The hourglass, as two connected triangles, is a symbol
identified with the life-giving female form.  With hands above
their heads, these hourglass figures portray ritual dancers,
common in funeral rites in Central Greece.  The emphasis
of the dance is believed to be on the energetic regeneration
of life rather than mourning.  The figurines represented in this
brooch were originally depicted on a sarcophagus dating to
1400 B.C.

Sterling Silver

3/4"L x 1 1/4" W

The Etruscan civilization flourished in central Italy
between the 8th and 5th centuries B.C.  As one of
the most intriguing of ancient cultures, the Etruscans
delighted in their art and architecture and were master
jewelers.  This reproduction of an Etruscan finger ring
reflects their expertise in the use of the intricate
granulation technique.

Available in sizes 5 - 8.

Sterling Silver