Eye of Horus ankh earrings

In Egyptian myth, the god Horus lost an eye in his struggle with Seth, and it was restored, most often by the god Thoth. The healed eye was called the wedjat, ‘the one that is sound’. Egyptians believed an amulet in its shape protected the wearer and passed on its power of renewal, and from the late Old Kingdom it became one of the most common amulets, used by the living and placed with the dead.

Ankh. The Egyptian hieroglyph for ‘life’, held by gods and pharaohs in Egyptian art.

Charm

18 × 21 mm

Weight

4.3 g (pair)

Material

Stainless steel

Stainless steel

Hard-wearing steel that resists tarnish and copes with water and sweat.

Rinse it in warm water with a drop of mild soap, dry it well and wipe it with a soft cloth.

Free shipping to every country we deliver to, usually in 5–12 days.

EU and UK: VAT is included for orders up to €150 / £135. Other countries may charge import duty or taxes on delivery.

30 days to return a piece. Return postage is paid by you.

For hygiene reasons, earrings can be returned only while their sealed packaging is unopened.

30-day warranty against manufacturing faults, counted from delivery.

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