Antique Amulet

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In all religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertilit...

In all religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertilit...

In all religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertilit...

In all religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertilit...

This principal element is enriched with surrounding ram horn, elibelinde, and amulet like devices, giving the kilim a layered structure both rhythmically and symbolically.

Likely originating from southern Morocco or Algeria In most religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the...

Ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans used malachite for jewellery and ground it to use as eye shadow. It is used in amulets to protect against the evil eye. In the Middle Ages, it w...

In all religions it is a protective amulet. It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertilit...

Surrounding the figure are more than twenty distinct amulets, engraved gems, and magical seals. These include: * Oval cartouche-style stones with Greco-Egyptian inscriptions in Gree...

Usage & Design Potential These loose carvings offer exceptional flexibility for bespoke jewelry or collection: Custom pendants or amulets Statement earrings (matched pair ideal...

Interspersed throughout the expanse are protection amulets adorned with diamond and cruciform motifs, among the most compelling symbolic elements in this piece.

It was one of the most common motifs for amulets, remaining in use from the Old Kingdom (c. 2686–2181 BC) to the Roman period (30 BC – 641 AD).

A rare and captivating Tibetan Gau Amulet Box Necklace, featuring an intricately designed amulet box pendant with a silver alloy frame, accented with turquoise, genuine coral beads, ...

These medallions are surrounded by smaller tribal symbols, amulets, and stylized motifs that function as talismans against misfortune and the evil eye.

But during this period, artisans perfected the material’s composition and finish, enabling the production of intricate votive figures, amulets, bowls, and inlays of exceptional preci...

This auspicious serpentine amulet is an heirloom-quality, one-of-a-kind antique.

That's why adventurers sometimes take frog amulets with them to return home safe and sound. The Japanese also like to slip a frog into their wallet to make sure the money comes back.

It has historically been associated with the heart, inner fire, love, friendship and vitality. Amulets using the stone have been discovered in Egyptian tombs, were used by the Romans...

The garnet, likewise, has always been considered a protective talisman and an amulet for courage and inner strength. Period: I-III century ca.

Steotite is a type of soapstone which was used to craft amulets, scarabs, bowls, boxes, and figurines. This unique stamp would be an excellent gift for a person with a fascination of...

This exquisite faience amulet is an Aegis featuring the head of Amun-Re.

Finally, it is necessary to underline the preciousness and rarity of this object dating back to the 3rd century, a testimony to Roman civilization, which often made use of inscriptio...

In antiquity, Fortuna was among the most venerated deities — emperors, merchants, and soldiers alike sought her favour, and her image on a personal seal or amulet was believed to att...

In Roman glyptic art, she frequently appeared on gems worn as protective amulets. Here, her association with the caduceus of Mercury suggests a gem intended to ensure both protection...

The exquisite Isis Amulet is a testament to Egyptian artistry. The pendant features an amulet of the Goddess Isis in Faience of extraordinary design.

Antique wooden Burmese Temple panel Material : wood 102,1 cm high 60,3 cm wide and 13,6 cm deep 18th century With terracotta Buddha amulets The Buddha amulets are dating from the 14-...

Many of the forms shown here relate to protective amulets, ceremonial ornaments, and traditional bridal adornment.

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It is regarded as an amulet to ward off evil spirits and a precious collection.

The preservation of complex design elements — including stylized animals, protective amulets, and Buddhist-influenced blossoms — illustrates the diverse spiritual and aesthetic value...

The result is an unmistakably soulful adornment: part amulet, part art object, part wanderer’s relic from forgotten markets of Kyoto, Lhasa, and Kathmandu.

In fact, it is an openable pendant that could contain protective amulets necessary to ward off bad luck. Furthermore, over time it also assumed a symbolic value of social status, sin...

Ancient Egyptians often used faience to make beads, amulets, tiles, and small figurines. The reverse of the scarab is delicately inscribed with hieroglyphic symbols, adding depth an...

Not only that, but in her death her head was used as an amulet to vanquish evil. In the end, Medusa was complex, misunderstood and hideous; but also, tragic, beautiful, and a shield...

Scarabs were potent protective amulets, believed to ward off illness and bring good fortune to the living.

Ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans used malachite for jewellery and ground it to use as eye shadow. It is used in amulets to protect against the evil eye. In the Middle Ages it was...

Serrated palmettes and amulets—each packed with diamonds, cruciforms, and protective symbols—hover like ancient emblems of power.

Showing heavily decorated in the bottom with silver nickel hands amulets for the Evil Eye protection and early textiles (wool and silk) and tassels hanging down.

Museum-Quality Antique Middle Eastern Islamic / Bedouin Niqab Face Veil, Mid-20th Century, with Silver Coins & Amulets A rare and museum-quality Middle Eastern Islamic / Bedouin ...

The early Christians associated amethysts with spirituality and fashioned rosaries from the gemstone which were believed to bring one closer to God. Amethyst amulets are linked with ...

Its use dates back to around 4000 BCE, when it was mined in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula and fashioned into jewellery, amulets, and pigments. The mineral was also highly valued by the anc...

Charms having old hallmarks in a mix of 15ct,  9ct gold and luxury gemstones such as a fox with ruby eyes in a horse shoe with rubies, round amulet with black enamel set with a pearl...

The devil against the devil, that makes a potent amulet against the evil. Flies were a frequent motive in Italian jewellery since antiquity.

The wearing of this ring as an amulet would have brought good luck to the wearer.

Their fiery hue symbolized the heart’s desire and enduring devotion Also garnets were believed to safeguard travelers and light the way through darkness, garnets were worn as amulet...

The Hamsa, a well-known protective amulet, is believed to ward off the Evil Eye, and the addition of the lizard enhances its meaning as a talisman for well-being and renewal.

These curving forms, woven in natural shades of deep madder red, indigo blue, and burnt orange, are punctuated with totemic tribal symbols, small hooked diamonds, amulets, and flower...

The composition features a dynamic vertical sequence of rectilinear medallions, each holding eight-pointed star motifs, stylized hooks, and amulet-like symbols believed to ward off e...

Suspended from a simple yet elegant gold bail, the pendant is ready to wear as a statement piece or to be added to a curated collection of antique amulets or cultural jewelry. Mater...

Lengthy necklaces such as this were often used in Buddhist ritual prayers such as Juzu-Mawashi and sometimes carried by Samurai as protective amulets. Meiji period, early 20th cent...

Worn as a protective amulet, the Hamsa—also known as the Hand of Miriam—is believed to ward off the evil eye and bring blessings, strength, and good fortune.

Repeating medallions, stylized diamonds, amulets, and abstract floral forms are arranged with careful symmetry and intentional irregularity, each figure imbued with cultural signific...

19th century brass pendant on yellow multi-strand beaded necklace, Naga, India A graceful necklace of small yellow glass trade beads beads looped into a brass amulet from the Naga p...

The cameo is decorated with Medusa's face slightly turned to the left: In Roman tradition, Medusa, also known as “Gorgoneion”, had the ability to petrify anyone who looked at her, wh...

This woodblock is used to print paper amulets to be given to worshippers, and is, so to speak, the “original version of the amulet” that contains the blessings of the Buddha.

An 18 karat (18K) yellow gold charm pendant designed as the protective amulet of an Egyptian scarab in glazed blue faience on ceramic, engraved to both sides and encircled with gold ...