Egyptian Eye Of Horus Pendant Necklace with Lapis - Antique Gold Plated
product inoformation
| Material | Metal | Gem Type | Lapis Lazuli |
| Chain | Cable | Clasp | Spring Ring |
| Brand Seller or Collection Name | MUSEUM REPRODUCTIONS | Metal stamp | No Stamp |
| Item Length | 18 inches | Metal | Gold plated base |
| Setting | Other-Setting-Type |
about item
- This petite Egyptian Eye of Horus pendant has a beautiful antique gold finish.
- The pendant was made with high-quality antique gold plating over pewter. It is .5 inches wide and .5 inches long.
- The pendant is accented with a genuine lapis lazuli cabochon.
- The pendant comes with an 18-inch long gold plated cable chain with a spring ring closure.
- This jewelry will come packaged in a beautiful gift box with an information card.
Product Description
Egyptian Eye of Horus Jewelry with Lapis
- Introducing our exquisite Eye of Horus necklace and earring set, adorned with captivating Lapis Lazuli gemstones. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this set is the perfect accessory for those seeking to add a touch of elegance and mystique to their ensemble.
- The centerpiece of this set is the Eye of Horus pendant, an emblem of protection, power, and good health in Egyptian mythology. Suspended from a delicate chain and ear wire, the pendant showcases a meticulously carved Eye of Horus symbol, featuring a mesmerizing Lapis Lazuli stone at its center. The deep, rich blue hue of Lapis Lazuli is reminiscent of the celestial sky, evoking a sense of serenity and divine energy.
- The Eye of Horus pendant and earrings are expertly handcrafted by skilled artisans, ensuring each piece is unique and of exceptional quality.
- Whether worn as a symbol of personal style or as a meaningful gift for a loved one, our Eye of Horus necklace and earring set with Lapis Lazuli is a timeless accessory.
Inspired by Ancient Egyptian Iconography.
The story of Horus, an Egyptian sky god whose symbol was the falcon, appears in the ancient pyramid texts. The "Horus Eye" emerges from the historic battle between Horus and his father's jealous brother. During this battle Horus lost his left eye. Upon his victory he set forth across the sea to raise his father, Osiris, from the dead and offer him his sacrificed eye. This became the symbol of all sacrifice and appears throughout ancient Egyptian art.
Image: Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum Reproductions: Supporting museums worldwide by creating high-quality jewelry reproductions.
Our authorized jewelry is created under license from some of the most prestigious museum collections around the world. We are proud to be the leading source of wholesale jewelry reproductions for over 50 years. We recreate timeless designs from the most remarkable collections; bringing to the public what was once confined to museum walls. Each piece comes with a provenance card to help keep history alive.
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Genuine gemstone & high-quality materials.We use high-quality gold plating over pewter for the pendant and chain. The lapis lazuli is natural and undyed. |
Lightweight for comfortable wear.These earrings and pendant are small, lightweight and comfortable to wear. |
Also available in bright gold or silver.This beautiful pendant design is also available in a bright gold or silver plated finish. |
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