King Shoshenq II Bracelet - Handmade Copper Gilded with 24 Karat Gold and Stones

King Shoshenq II Bracelet, meticulously crafted to replicate one of the exquisite bracelets discovered in the tomb of Shoshenq II at Tanis. This bracelet measures 6 x 6.5 x 6 cm and is made from copper gilded with 24 karat gold, adorned with natural stones, capturing the essence of opulence and eternal protection for the king.
Dating back to the Third Intermediate Period, specifically the Twenty-second Dynasty, around 887-885 BCE, the original bracelets found in the tomb of Shoshenq II were a testament to the wealth and power of the pharaohs. This replica showcases the Eye of Horus symbol, a powerful protective symbol, positioned above the hieroglyphic sign "nb," signifying everlasting protection for the king.
Meticulously handcrafted, this King Shoshenq II Bracelet replicates the intricate details and lavish materials of the original artifact. The use of copper gilded with 24 karat gold ensures a luxurious appearance, while the inclusion of natural stones adds an exquisite touch. Each stone, carefully selected, mirrors the original materials, which featured gold, lapis lazuli, carnelian, and white faience.
Please note that this King Shoshenq II Bracelet is a meticulously crafted replica, capturing the essence of the original artifact. The use of copper gilded with 24 karat gold and the inclusion of natural stones ensure its opulent appearance, reminiscent of the treasures unearthed in the tomb of Shoshenq II, now housed in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.