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AKHET Earring
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This one-of-a-kind statement earring is composed of multiple
symbols; eye for protection, honey-colored citrine stone for the sun
disk, and 18K gold tear drops adorned with pave and pear-cut
diamonds.
INSPIRATION:
In Egyptian mythology the tears of the Sun God ‘Ra’ were transformed into bees on their fall to earth,
providing liquid gold honey to Ra’s followers.
Ankhesenamen Earrings
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These multi-lotus hoops are adorned with pave diamonds with
pear-shape diamonds at the edges set in 18KT gold.
INSPIRATION:
These earrings are inspired by an ivory box from Tutankhamen’s
tomb of Queen Ankhesenamen, his wife presenting lotus flowers
to him.
LOTUS EARRING
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This statement earring is made of 18K gold setting and tassels
featuring a center cabochon-cut moonstone adorned with pave
diamonds, drops and rubies.
INSPIRATION:
This fragrant flower in the color red was a sacred symbol in the life of the ancient Egyptians. It stands
for spiritual enlightenment.
ISIS EARRINGS
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These statement multi-wave hoops are in 18KT gold adorned
with round emeralds and diamond pave.
INSPIRATION:
Isis or as ESET means “Goddess of the Throne”. She became the most
powerful and famous Egyptian mythology goddess. Isis had great powers
such as: healing, protection, and magic
BLOSSOM RING
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This triple open ring is composed of an oval ruby adorned with
pave diamonds with lotuses blooming from both sides set in
18KT gold, oval citrines, mixed-shape rubies and diamonds.
INSPIRATION:
Lotus flowers were sacred to the ancient Egyptians because they rose
out of the water to bloom. The ancient Egyptians believed that at the
beginning of time, a lotus flower grew out of the water and bloomed. In
the blossom was the sun-God.
CLEOPATRA Ring
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This 18KT gold ring features emerald-cut gemstone set in
waves adorned with diamonds.
INSPIRATION:
Egypt is the first and most ancient of sources for
emerald; Cleopatra and the Ancient Egyptians believed
emeralds had healing powers. For thousands of years,
royalty have been renowned for having fabulous collections
of jewellery, especially that of Cleopatra, who was fanatical
about Emeralds.
HAUH RING
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gold is adorned with pavé diamonds and 2 marquis diamonds at
the centre.
INSPIRATION:
HAUH god was the personification of infinity or eternity in the
Ogdoad in ancient Egyptian religion. The Egyptian concept of
‘Eternal life’ was often seen as being reborn indefinitely.
HAUH RING
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gold is adorned with pavé diamonds and 2 marquis diamonds at
the centre.
INSPIRATION:
HAUH god was the personification of infinity or eternity in the
Ogdoad in ancient Egyptian religion. The Egyptian concept of
‘Eternal life’ was often seen as being reborn indefinitely.
HEH RING
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This eternity 18KT gold ring is composed of multiple eyes set with
pave diamonds.
INSPIRATION:
Ḥeḥ was the personification of infinity or eternity in the Ogdoad in
ancient Egyptian religion. The Egyptian concept of ‘eternal life’
was often seen as being reborn indefinitely
IAH RING
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This royal vertical ring is composed of a round moonstone at the
centre (for the moon disc), four lines of pavé diamonds
symbolizing the four lunar weeks, and two marquis diamonds.
INSPIRATION:
IAH meant “moon” in ancient Egyptian language. The ancient Egyptians were
able to discover the secrets of the moon about 7 thousand years ago, and
they knew the lunar calendar, and the rise of this moon was the beginning of
the year The lunar month was divided into four weeks, each of which
represents a phase of the moon; symbolized here in the four lines around the
moonstone at the center.
KHONSU RING
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This royal vertical ring is composed of an oval moonstone at the
center symbolizing the moon disc and adorned with pave
diamonds motif and six marquis diamonds set in 18KT gold.
INSPIRATION:
Khonsu, also spelled Khons or Chons, in ancient Egyptian religion, moon god who was
generally depicted as a youth. Khonsu was instrumental in the creation of new life in all
living creatures. His name means “traveller”, and this may relate to the perceived
nightly travel of the Moon across the sky