Rameses I reigned at the start of the 19th Dynasty, circa 1292-1290 BC. This short reign of Rameses I makes this piece EXCEEDINGLY rare.

The cartouche of Rameses I can be seen in the bottom-right corner.

This piece is a fragment of a much larger piece, and measures 90.74 mm long, 84 mm tall and 17 mm thick.

For reference, please see last two attached photos, which have been scanned from Jurgen von Beckerath's Handbuch der Agyptischen Konigsnamen, pages 148, 149. # T 4.

Measures: 16" in length.

Beads have been strung on a nylon-coated stainless wire known as Flex-cord. The nylon coating prevents abrasion of the beads, as well as a strong wire to prevent breakage.

The cartouche retains it's original blue and red pigments, as seen. The colours are vibrant!

The cartouche reading 3h-n-Itn, which, literally says Akhen-Aten. Reference for this cartouche can be found on pg 142-143 of Jurgen von Beckerath's Handbuch der Agyptischen Konigsnamen, #10, E4.

The piece measures 4" tall, 3.75" wide and 1.25" thick.

A fantastically rare and collectible piece.

Condition: Pristine. It's mounted to a modern, large gold pendant for safety and wearability.

The Wedjat is also known as the eye of Horus. Considered a potent and powerful symbol in ancient Egyptian culture and religion. It represents the eye of Horus, the Falcon who represented the Sun, and it served as a talisman for protection. Other benefits of it's power were thought to be strength and prosperity. Used primarily in funerary placement as well as in bodily decoration. The symbol was also used by the ancient Egyptians in mathematics to represent fractions.

Measures: 12 mm X 7 mm.

Reverse inscribed with four uraeii for good luck.

In excellent condition. One tiny chip to one side, otherwise choice. A fine example.

Provenance provided to purchaser.

Measures: 13.86 mm tall.

The necklace measures 22" in length.

Measures: 73 mm tall.

Whether these were made AT Amarna or elsewhere in Egypt at that time is not known. They measure 9.7 mm, 10.3 mm and 11 mm in length, respectively.

Condition: The green poppies are intact and in choice condition, while there is a tiny bit of chipping to the bud aspect of the red jasper piece.

Measures: 13 mm X 11 mm and is pierced lengthwise for suspension on a necklace or placed in the wrappings of a mummy originally.

Green jasper was a common stone used in Egyptian votive amulets, as green was considered a colour which represented Regeneration in the Egyptian spectrum of religious ideologies.

Condition: This amulet intact, save a few tiny chips to the corners, as seen in the macro photos.