Lapis Lazuli Amulet of Bastet - Late Period, c. 664-332 B.C. Height: 30 mm Weight: 1.8g (amulet), 10g (mounting in solid pure silver) Total weight Approx. 12g
This rare and exquisite lapis lazuli amulet represents the goddess Bastet, depicted with the body of a woman and the head of a cat, a powerful symbol of protection in Ancient Egypt. Dating to the Late Period, c. 664-332 B.C., this amulet comes from a time when Bastet's cult was highly revered.
The deep blue lapis lazuli, a stone prized in the ancient world, adds to the allure of this remarkable artifact. Set in 10g of solid pure silver, the amulet has been transformed into an elegant pendant, suspended from a sterling silver chain, blending ancient history with modern craftsmanship.
Provenance: The amulet comes with a scan of the letter of authenticity from Professor Lambert, a respected authority in ancient history, and originates from the private collection of a distinguished Oxford gentleman.
Shipping: Securely packaged and insured shipping included.
