Heart Amulet in Black Stone – Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom (1550–1300 B.C.) Description: Elegant heart-shaped amulet carved from black stone, dating to the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt (circa 1550–1300 B.C.). This finely crafted piece measures 25 x 15 x 11 mm and features a small suspension loop, suggesting it was originally worn as a personal pendant. In ancient Egyptian belief, the heart was considered the seat of the soul and the source of thought and emotion. Amulets of this kind were placed on the body of the deceased or worn by the living as powerful symbols of protection, renewal, and eternal life. A beautiful artifact that reflects both the spiritual symbolism and artistic refinement of the New Kingdom. Condition: Good condition considering its age, with minor wear consistent with ancient use. The surface shows fine details and an attractive patina. No visible restorations. Dimensions: 25 x 15 x 11 mm Material: Black stone Provenance: From an old European collection, acquired before 1980. Previously part of a private collection of Egyptian antiquities. Origin: Egypt Period: New Kingdom (circa 1550–1300 B.C.) Shipment: Carefully packaged and shipped by registered post with tracking number. Includes a professional certificate of authenticity upon request.