 Ancient Egyptian Necklaces for sale
These faience mummy beads once rested as panels of netting atop the bandages of an Egyptian mummy. The composition used three kinds of beads: long green tubes, long brown tubes, and small rings, which were arranged to produce a diamond pattern, alternating zones of coloured diamonds. A large faience scarab, the paramount amulet for the protection of mummies, would have been attached to the panel. Andrews (1984:27) explains that..."from the Twenty Fifth Dynasty until the Roman Period, many mummies had an outer covering of a network of blue glazed composition beads or even a complete multicoloured beadwork shroud which almost looks knitted. Poorer clients had an imitation net painted on the outermost layer of their bandages. Some mummies wore an actual net made of knotted string."
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| EN 006603 | Ancient Egyptian 'Lapis Lazuli' Necklace Lapis lazuli, 15.24 grams; 47.50 cm; 19 inch. Circa 3300-3100 BC. A superb ancient Egyptian restrung necklace made of highly sought after lapis lazuli beads in various different shapes. These intense blue coloured beads are made in globular, conical, triangular and in other geometrical shapes. This impressive necklace made of semi-precious stones is in extremely fine condition with modern clasp it to be worn. Extremely fine condition. | £185.00  |  |
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| EN 110 | Ancient Egyptian 'Mummy Bead' Necklace Blue and white faience, 6.61 grams; 42.50 cm; 17 inch. Late Period, circa 1000-300 BC. An ancient Egyptian faience bead necklace made of over 120 mummy beads, decorated net beads and two scarab beads (after the antique). Around the white central bead is two scarab amulets and the necklace is decorated with lovely sky blue amulet beads in different shapes. A pretty restrung necklace in extremely fine condition, with modern clasp for it to be worn. Extremely fine condition. | £85.00  |  |
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| EN 120 | Ancient Egyptian 'Mummy Bead' Necklace Blue and white faience, 6.83 grams; 45.00 cm; 18 inch. Late Period, circa 1000-300 BC. A pretty restrung ancient Egyptian necklace made of over 140 decorated net beads, blue and white mummy beads and one scarab bead (after the antique). This lovely Y-shaped necklace includes highly sought after ‘amulet’ beads in various shapes and different shades of blue and white. Extremely fine condition with modern clasp for it to be worn. | £75.00  |  |
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| EN 100 | Ancient Egyptian 'Mummy Bead' Necklace Blue and white faience, 6.59 grams; 45.00 cm; 18 inch. Late Period, circa 1000-300 BC. A lovely restrung ancient Egyptian necklace, of over 170 mummy beads and decorated net beads. This necklace has been made from only the highest quality ancient Egyptian beads and includes the highly sought after 'amulet' beads in various shapes. Beads run through a white central bead making a loop with six blue amulet beads, all decorated in different ways. Extremely fine condition with modern clasp for it to be worn. | £75.00  |  |
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| EN 003955 | Ancient Egyptian 'Coptic' Necklace Terracotta, 4.14 grams; 17 inches long. Circa 30 BC-300 AD. An ancient Egyptian terracotta bead necklace re-strung and fitted with modern clasp. From the Coptic period, the time following suicide of Queen Cleopatra. This was when Egypt became a province of the Roman Empire, and the Coptic Christian church was formed by St. Mark. Extremely fine condition. This is your chance to wear or gift jewellery that could have been worn over 2,000 years ago. | £30.00  |  |
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| EN 004852 | Ancient Egyptian 'Coptic' Necklace Terracotta, 3.14 grams; 17 inches long. Circa 30 BC-300 AD. An ancient Egyptian terracotta bead necklace re-strung and fitted with modern clasp. From the Coptic period, the time following suicide of Queen Cleopatra. This was when Egypt became a province of the Roman Empire, and the Coptic Christian church was formed by St. Mark. Extremely fine condition. This is your chance to wear or gift jewellery that could have been worn over 2,000 years ago. | £30.00  |  |
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| EN 004845 | Ancient Egyptian 'Coptic' Necklace Terracotta, 2.95 grams; 17 inches long. Circa 30 BC-300 AD. An ancient Egyptian terracotta bead necklace re-strung and fitted with modern clasp. From the Coptic period, the time following suicide of Queen Cleopatra. This was when Egypt became a province of the Roman Empire, and the Coptic Christian church was formed by St. Mark. Extremely fine condition. This is your chance to wear or gift jewellery that could have been worn over 2,000 years ago. | £30.00  |  |
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| EN 004545 | Ancient Egyptian 'Coptic' Necklace Terracotta, 3.53 grams; 17 inches long. Circa 30 BC-300 AD. An ancient Egyptian terracotta bead necklace re-strung and fitted with modern clasp. From the Coptic period, the time following suicide of Queen Cleopatra. This was when Egypt became a province of the Roman Empire, and the Coptic Christian church was formed by St. Mark. Extremely fine condition. This is your chance to wear or gift jewellery that could have been worn over 2,000 years ago. | £30.00  |  |
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| EN TM5 | Ancient Egyptian 'Coptic' Necklace Terracotta, 3.94 grams; 18 inches long. Circa 30 BC-300 AD. An ancient Egyptian terracotta bead necklace re-strung and fitted with modern clasp. From the Coptic period, the time following suicide of Queen Cleopatra. This was when Egypt became a province of the Roman Empire, and the Coptic Christian church was formed by St. Mark. Extremely fine condition. This is your chance to wear or gift jewellery that could have been worn over 2,000 years ago. | £30.00  |  |
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