KHONSU EARRINGS
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TASSELED 18KT GOLD EARRINGS
WITH OVAL MOONSTONE, PAVE EMERALDS
AND DIAMONDS
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.
18,150.00 USD
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TWOSRET EARRINGS
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These statement round earrings are composed of a cushion-cut
blue sapphire adorned with pave diamonds and a hollow 18KT
gold hoop beneath with graduating marquis ruby.
INSPIRATION:
TWOSRET was the last known female ruler and the final pharaoh
of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt and one of the few women to
rule ancient Egypt as a king with full pharaonic honors.
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
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.
WATER LILY EARRINGS
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This two-way earring in 18-KT gold represents the fusion of the
sun disc and lotus adorned with pave diamonds, drops and
rubies.
INSPIRATION:
Back in Egyptians times, the lotus flower was very important in their religion. Meaning
creation and rebirth, it was a symbol of the sun, because at nightfall it closes and
goes beneath the water and at dawn it climbs up above the water and reopens.
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