Antique Amulet

Fine Art Deco period 18K white gold, diamond, carved green onyx scarab amulet ring Circa 1920 This

Indulge in a rare museum quality Ancient Egyptian Faience Amulet Pendant depicting the God Shu

Ancient piece from the imperial Roman period, circa 100 AD. A very rare amulet-seal found from the

Unveil the elegance of antiquity with this Ancient Roman Bronze Head of a Ram Amulet Pendant

An Eye of Horus Ancient Egyptian Carved Amulet set as a Pendant with delicate rope trim around the

inside for storing Buddhist statues or amulets. While the decoration is understated, the design of the

his Natural History. As noted in "The Book of Talismans, Amulets and Zodiacal Gems by William Thomas

Antique 19th century Chinese porcelain shard amulet pendants, dating from the Qing Dynasty, set in

origin This finely crafted silver front panel of a Gau (portable amulet box) originates from the Tibetan

outlines radiate kinetic energy, invoking amuletic shapes meant to ward off evil and channel protection

, shabtis, jewellery, amulets, scarabs, and vessels.

purpose, occasionally serving as an amulet and later adopted as a sake flask. This custom originated in

most prolific amulet in ancient Egypt, the scarab was believed to be imbued with particular protective

features a tightly packed, repeating sequence of stylized zoomorphic or amuletic motifs, arranged in

of Neolithic people, and was used as healing amulets and ornamentation dating back to Babylon. Its

to allow it to be worn as a pendant or amulet. This pendant can also be interpreted as a memento mori

to allow it to be worn as a pendant or amulet. This pendant can also be interpreted as a memento mori

symbols in Egyptian religion. Often fashioned as amulets or incorporated into funerary rituals, winged

bead necklaces were often used by Buddhist monks in temple rituals and worn by Samurai as amulets of

it is a protective amulet. It is a magical talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them

center a small ivory rectangle with a blue cross motif — a protective amulet form (gul) of great

applied motif. In some religions this work of art is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol

Circa 1250–1350 This very rare and important medieval magical or amuletic ring is crafted in high

undoubtedly was an ancient Middle Eastern talisman. In many religions it is a protective amulet. It is a

, amulets, and symbols of authority, and it is thought that they were sewn on as a symbolic element that

an ancient Middle Eastern talisman. In all religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic

. The field also contains subtle angular motifs that resemble amulets, leaves, and abstracted birds or

Middle Eastern talisman. In all religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that

shadow. It is used in amulets to protect against the evil eye. In the Middle Ages, it was used to protect

daughter) is also an ancient Middle Eastern talisman. In all religions it is a protective amulet. It is a

religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from

amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and

amulets adorned with diamond and cruciform motifs, among the most compelling symbolic elements in this

amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and

frequently in ancient Egyptian art. It was one of the most common motifs for amulets, remaining in use from

for bespoke jewelry or collection: Custom pendants or amulets Statement earrings (matched pair ideal

protection. This principal element is enriched with surrounding ram horn, elibelinde, and amulet like devices

. In all religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect

composition and finish, enabling the production of intricate votive figures, amulets, bowls, and inlays of

Tree of Life motifs, lotus blossoms, tulip forms, rosettes, branching leaves, and protective amulet

smaller tribal symbols, amulets, and stylized motifs that function as talismans against misfortune and the

sundials, compass pendants, and fire-blasted sterling silver cuffs.. These amulets can be passed from

know a peaceful life or bring peace into your heart. This auspicious serpentine amulet is an heirloom

cuffs. These amulets can be passed from generation to generation in celebration of the huntress.

. In the lower corners, subtle amulets are woven into the design—talismans intended to deflect the evil

secrecy, surrounded by an array of ancient seals and magical amulets. The central figure, depicted in a

motifs — amulets to protect the love within, tulips and hyacinths for prosperity and regeneration, and

amphibians are said to bring good luck to travellers. That's why adventurers sometimes take frog amulets with

, friendship and vitality. Amulets using the stone have been discovered in Egyptian tombs, were used by the

, engraved with Hieroglyphics. The front of the bracelet is modelled as a twin headed winged ibis amulet and

A rare and captivating Tibetan Gau Amulet Box Necklace, featuring an intricately designed amulet

This exquisite faience amulet is an Aegis featuring the head of Amun-Re. The god is seen here

protective amulets. Here, her association with the caduceus of Mercury suggests a gem intended to ensure both

seal or amulet was believed to attract good fortune and protect against adversity. The warm glow of

use of inscriptions that took on the value of amulets necessary to ward off bad luck. Period: III

talisman and an amulet for courage and inner strength. Period: I-III century ca. Ring size: 9 ¾ Weight

pendant with a gold bail. Steotite is a type of soapstone which was used to craft amulets, scarabs, bowls