Likely Egypt / European Grand Tour style, c. 1960s–1970s
Materials: Silver tone metal (possibly silver, untested)
A striking vintage Egyptian Revival ankh pendant decorated with raised ancient Egyptian inspired symbols.
Known as the “key of life,” the ankh is one of the oldest sacred symbols of ancient Egypt, representing life, breath, eternity, and the union between earthly and divine realms.
This piece reflects the Egyptian Revival movement, when ancient Egyptian imagery found renewed fascination in jewelry and sacred objects. The pendant carries a beautiful aged patina with raised symbolic details across the front and a simple worn reverse showing its history.
A symbol of eternal life. A doorway between worlds.
Important Note
All sales are final, each piece is one-of-a-kind
Shipping from Paris may be slow, thank you in advance for your patience
Likely Egypt / European Grand Tour style, c. 1960s–1970s
Materials: Silver tone metal (possibly silver, untested)
A striking vintage Egyptian Revival ankh pendant decorated with raised ancient Egyptian inspired symbols.
Known as the “key of life,” the ankh is one of the oldest sacred symbols of ancient Egypt, representing life, breath, eternity, and the union between earthly and divine realms.
This piece reflects the Egyptian Revival movement, when ancient Egyptian imagery found renewed fascination in jewelry and sacred objects. The pendant carries a beautiful aged patina with raised symbolic details across the front and a simple worn reverse showing its history.
A symbol of eternal life. A doorway between worlds.
Important Note
All sales are final, each piece is one-of-a-kind
Shipping from Paris may be slow, thank you in advance for your patience
