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	3 hippo / Tawaret /necklace Turquoise and faience  beads Tawaret was a goddess who protected women during pregnancy and childbirth. Appearance: head of a hippopotamus with the arms and legs of a lion, the back and tail of a crocodile, and the breasts and stomach of a pregnant woman. 28 $ gold-ankh-earring Bronze Ankh earring Faience Ankh with gold luster   In ancient Egypt the Ankh symbolize the breath of eternal life. General meaning is "life - giving power" 15 $ Udjat eye amulet necklace Size: 6,5x6,0 cm Lenght: 54-55 cm Cobalt blue and turquoise faience The eye of the God Horus (the Udjat eye: the Egyptian word means; sound,whole,undamaged) was reputed for its great healing and protective power. 35 $ Out of stock !! Sorry Winged scarab Size: 6,5x3,5 cm Blue faience with gold The personification of the scarab god Khepri, a solar god of resurrection, and so the scarab also came to symbolize new life and creation. 19 $ in velvet case Horus Eye amulet Size: 4,5x3,5 cm Horus, the son of Osiris and Isis, was called 'Horus who rules with two eyes.' His right eye was white representing the sun. The eye served to ensure safety, protect health, and provide the wearer with wisdom and prosperity; it was called the 'all-seeing Eye.' 21 $ Shipping in black velvet case Turquoise faience scarab earring Most scarabs were made for the living. The small magical object was believed imbued with particualar protective powers that warded off evil and provided good things for the owner for this life 13 $ Painted scarab beettle with beads Size: 9x3 cm Sacred scarab when worn as a heart scarab or winged scarab to provide a safe journey into the Afterworld of the gods. Egyptians carried the Scarab amulet to protect their hearts and give them long lives. 21 $ Shipping in black velvet case Nekhbet earring Tuquoise with gold colored faience earring Nekhbet was the vulture goddess who was the patron of Upper Egypt, a guardian of mothers and children. 15 $ Horus head neclace with glass beads and turquoise beads Size: 4,5x3 cm The Falcon God Horus, one of the most ancient Egyptian deities, is the son of Isis and Osiris. Horus's name means 'He Who is Above' and is probably linked to his status as a god of the sky and to the high soaring of the falcon. 19 $ Sorry!! Out of stock ! Gold - Turquoise Horus Eye with faience beads   Lenght:41cm Thoth, the God of magic and the moon, used his powers to reassemble Horus’s eye and returned it to Horus. It was a symbol of the power of the God of light, and therefore a popular amulet for protection and good luck. On presenting his eye to Osiris, Osiris experienced rebirth. The Eye of Horus symbolizes protection and the bringing of wisdom. The eye also symbolizes our ability to see with clarity and truthfulness. 25 $ temporarily out of stock !! Turquoise Ankh with Was scepter Size: 12x6 cm Turquoise faience, with gold decoration - wall Hanging The ancient gods of Egypt are often depicted as carrying ankh signs. We find many other gods often holding the ankh sign, along with a scepter and Djed pilar, in various tomb and temple reliefs, placing it in front of the king's face to symbolize the breath of eternal life. 27 $ Shipping in black velvet case Gold headed Horus necklace Size: 3,5 x 3,5 cm Turquoise faience with gold lustre Horus (Egyptian Har or Hor). Egyptian sky god. He was the son of Osiris and Isis. It was a symbol of the power of the God of light, and therefore a popular amulet for protection. 19 $ Big Heart Scarab Necklace   Size: 5cm x 3.5cm The large scarab is often placed over the heart, sometimes with an inscription on the back side on it - text 30. from the Book of Dead -, and thus known as a Heart  Scarab. They are usually made of faience or stone. The sacred 'sun' scarab, giving light and warmth. 26 $ Flower of Life pendant Size: 4 cm  The oldest known example of Flower of Life is in the Temple of Osiris at Abydos. Some suggest they are over 6,000 years old, and may date back to as long ago as 10,500 B.C. or earlier. It has been said that the Flower of Life may possibly represent the Eye of Horus. 12 $ Triangle black Ankh Size: 4cm x 3.5cm Meaning: While the origins of the ankh may be obscure, the meaning is certainly clear - "life". It is with this basic connotation that the sign is carried in the hands of many Egyptian deities. The ankh may represent the life-giving elements of air and water. It was often shown being offered to the king's lips as a symbol of the "breath of life." 27 $ Royal blue Horus Eye necklace   Size: 4x2.5 cm   It was a symbol of the power of the God of light, and therefore a popular amulet for protection and good luck. 28 $ Turquoise Ibis bird necklace   Size: 3cm x 2.5cm Faience covered with turquoise glaze.   The Ibis was a sacred bird in Ancient Egypt, most closely identified with the moon god Thoth, the messanger of the sun god Ra, who is often represented as an ibis-headed man or as a baboon. Thoth, was credited as the inventor of astronomy, writing, and mathematics. He is related with the moon.   26 $ faience-braclet-with-scarabs Faience Braclet with Beads and Scarabs   Dark blue and gold faience beads with 3 scarabs 16 $ green scarab earring Faience Earring with Green Scarabs   Green scarabs with copper spiral Most scarabs were made for the living. The small magical object was believed imbued with particualar protective powers that warded off evil and provided good things for the owner for this life 11 $

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