Symbolic Meaning:
The eye of horus is an Egyptian symbol that is considered an amulet for protection. It is normally depicted as a human eye but with very distinct markings. Horus was an Egyptian god, commonly represented as a falcon, whose right eye called “Ra” came to represent the sun and his left eye called “Horus” represented he moon. The eye of horus is also referred to as “The All-seeing eye” and the Wadjet. It is considered to be one of the most significant Egyptian symbols as it is associated with healing, restoration, royal authority, protection, sacrifice and good health. The Ankh, also referred to as the Egyptian cross, represents the essence of eternal life. It is symbolic of the highest level of knowledge and understanding. Commonly used as a protective amulet in Egypt, it was also considered to be a symbol of fertility. In Egyptian hieroglyphics, it is not unusual to see kings being offered ankhs by the gods. This represented the ultimate gift of eternal life. The Ankh also symbolises the perfect union created by the joining of man and woman…for it is out of this harmonious union that new life is created. Spiritually, the ankh symbolises the key to secret wisdom. The loop represents the eternity of the soul since it has neither beginning nor ending. Considering this, the ankh symbolises the key to unravelling the mysteries of life and death. The Scarab is an Egyptian symbol of eternity and regeneration. It is seen as a symbol of rebirth or reincarnation and used as a talisman against evil. Wear this stunning piece as a talisman for healing and protection in all areas of your life, as well as a celebration of harmony, faith and love…©