 This example of Egyptian jeweller’s art comes from the
pharaoh tutankhamun’s tomb of the XVIII dynasty, who reigned in
Egypt in the XIV century BC. The jewel is in gold with colored
enamel and gems and represents a vulture. |
 Princess Sithathoryunet’s tiara: a gold band, with feathers
and golden pendants, in the front there is the royal cobra.
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 Two bracelets that belonged to queen Ahhotep I. |
Another bracelet in gold and lapislazuli that belonged to queen
Amenhotep’s I ancestors, with the crowns of Lower and Upper Egypt.
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 Gold necklace with beetle |
Bracelet
of Queen Amani-schaheto
First century BC |
