Antique Amulet

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.

Raised on four elegant legs with feet ending in brass amulets. There are two drawers in front of each table and a third one on the side as well as a shelf at the bottom.

The pentagram is a highly precious amulet, its originally name is holy table and its obtains an antique sumerian code, this made in silver.

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

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...

Unmarked but tested for 18 karat gold. This protective amulet is further strengthened by being made out of wood and will also function as a 'touch wood' lucky charm.

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.

The serpent wound its way through the 19th century jewelry as an amulet, a talisman, as a good luck charm and symbol of enduring love.

During the Roman period, the cult of the goddess Fortuna was extremely widespread and revered, therefore, it was often depicted on intaglio so that the owners could wear them as prot...

Plate VII from L'Ornement Polychrome, this print captures an extraordinary array of Etruscan adornments—gold necklaces, earrings, fibulae (brooches), pendants, and amulets—many set w...

Around them, the plate is filled with iconic emblems of ancient Egyptian culture: the winged solar disk, amulets, cobras, ankhs, lotus motifs, and ornamental collars.

The ring, dating back to the last decade of the 17th century, is made up of a cabochon-cut rock crystal which, when raised, reveals an internal compartment, presumably intended to co...

Ancient amulet necklace composed of twenty one well matched graduated banded agate biconical beads measuring 32mm to 17mm and 22 carnelian beads approximately 5mm in diameter.

Hallmarked London, 1823 5 1/4” wide x 7 5/8” high Agate was highly valued as a talisman or amulet in ancient times, and has been collected by royalty since antiquity.

In ancient Egypt, it was used for amulets, jewelry, and even ground into powder for eye shadow.

Indeed, these stones were used as amulets in order to ward off diseases and bring luck to the owner.

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...

Serpentine imagery was both ornamental and amuletic, as the snake was invoked to protect the wearer from harm.

It has been carved into amulets and decorative objects, and was used in glassmaking The Qing Dynasty Officially the Great Qing, was the Manchu-led last dynasty in the imperial hist...

Why else use them as amulets, and as amulets crafted from precious, valuable, materials?

He wears a war bonnet on his head, and a fur blanket wrapped around his shoulders. A red amulet hangs from his neck along with other beaded necklaces of black beads.

Beneath this, the plate presents an impressive array of jewelry and personal adornments: circular bracelets and anklets, hoop earrings, seal rings, and amulets, each meticulously ren...

Turquoise was believed to have amuletic properties relating to healing, and to offer protection to horse riders from falls and injuries.

The deep red field is animated by stylized animals, abstract botanical figures, and small amuletic motifs that hint at the protective symbolism characteristic of the region.

An unusual and charming antique, this 20th century Chinese charm was once used to adorn the embroidered crown of a traditional children's hat. Amulets such as this were worn on hats ...

This Kanzashi is decorated with the figure of a fish, in Japan when it comes to amulets, charms, or Omamori associated with luck and fish, you might encounter designs featuring koi f...

A unique, valuable and powerful Protection Amulet from Tibet This necklace features a 7-eye Tibetan Dzi (carnelian) bead, accented with polished carnelian beads.

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...

Serpentine imagery was both ornamental and amuletic, as the snake was invoked to protect the wearer from harm.

This piece employs an array of embroidered geometric elements as well as traditional motifs such as animals and talismanic amulets common to the folk weaving tradition of various Tur...

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...

This is why adventurers sometimes take frog amulets with them to return home safe and sound. The Japanese also like to slip a frog effigy into their wallets to make sure that the mon...

It was used to create amulets to protect against evil spirits and to shield homes from negative forces.

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...

While a popular item for jewels and amulets, the mineral was often ground down and the pigment used as a luscious green paint for architecture or even a vivid green eyeshadow!

The selection of classic red & black tones in juxtaposition with blue, peach & green plays beautifully on field & borders alike—further complementing the rich symbolism with a wide a...

Eye of Protection jewels have been a classic amulet for centuries, designed to attract positive energy.

The hooked extensions (Cengel) serve as amulets to deflect evil, while the inner Eye motif (Goz) watches with vigilance, warding off misfortune.

The Hamsa, a hand-shaped amulet believed to ward off the evil eye and bring blessings, holds significant cultural and religious meaning in Jewish and broader Middle Eastern tradition...

Attached onto the cradle or worn as an amulet, it is believed to protect children. Also called "the merchant stone", Malachite is believed to attract greenbacks, therefore favorable ...

The central field with an intricate lattice work of Traditional Gau (Amulet) design in two shades of blue and white. The main border is a swastika lattice work pattern, handwoven in ...

Flat-woven in durable wool, the shook symbols of the wrapping border represent the tools used to make rugs, as well as wards against the evil-eye amulets seen in the golden-yellow an...

The geometric design features three vertical columns composed of Herati style medallions, serrated palmettes, and protection amulets decorated with diamonds and cruciform motifs.

Health, Magic, and Topaz Symbolism If worn on the left arm, some believed a topaz amulet could protect the wearer from dark magic. In addition, this could relieve arthritis pain, im...

It also relates to the system of beliefs in European folklore and healing practices in traditional medicine in Poland that supported neglected, matted hair as an amulet, or as a catc...

The traditional term Navette refers to the shape of a small naval vessel, but it aslo bears a striking resemblance to the shape of an eye. The amuletic appeal of eye jewels serve as ...

This sacred space is filled with esoteric tribal motifs, each with protective and spiritual significance. The protection amulet woven into the mihrab ward off malevolent spirits, whi...

Comprising a series of vertical columns adorned with Herati style medallions, serrated palmettes, and protective amulets embellished with diamonds and cruciform motifs, the rug's des...

The motifs themselves are stylized interpretations of trees or protective amulets, commonly seen in tribal textiles, symbolizing fertility, protection, and the continuity of life.

He set up the Kamiya (Amulet) workshop for manufacturing jewelry, amulets, medallions and miniatures for brooches and rings, at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and design in Jerusalem.

He set up the Kamiya (Amulet) workshop for manufacturing jewelry, amulets, medallions and miniatures for brooches and rings, at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and design in Jerusalem.

Below that, more engraving including names of people (presumably the owners), and other yet to be identified abbreviations (possibly representing Sephardic amuletic verses), as well ...

Spiritual Beliefs: The Yakut have a strong connection to animism and shamanism, which is reflected in their cultural practices and sometimes in their attire, which may include symbol...

The robe may be made from animal skin, as suggested by the fringe detailing, and is adorned with various amulets and decorations that hold spiritual significance.

The cream-colored border is composted of large-scale amulet motifs for good luck and protection, flanked by two rosette and ribbon guard bands.

In the second half of the 18th century, a new generation of amulets came into fashion, worn as a pendant and ornamental pendant on the watch strap or watch chain.

In ancient Egypt, malachite was associated with the goddess Hathor and was used for amulets and eye makeup. Geologically, malachite forms through the weathering of copper ores and...

Further to its collectibility is a subtle lavender accent in both the medallions and the borders, playing beautifully with the gold hues and variety of stars, florals, and earring/am...

Triangular glyphs nod to mountains and amulets, guardians of life and prosperity. T-shaped motifs and latch hooks hint at doorways—transitions between realms—while the s-hooks and sc...

This ring may have been used as a touch-piece or amulet. Please note shipping to the United States of America requires the purchaser to fill out a CBP 5106 customs form before the i...