Ancient Egyptian Stone Amulet

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Ruth Garrido Vila
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Directed the Ifergan Collection Museum, specialising in Phoenician and Mediterranean archaeology.

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Late Period Egyptian stone amulet depicting a stylized Eye of Horus, ca. 664–332 BC, in excellent condition and acquired in 2025 from a UK auction house from a private collection.

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Description from the seller

Code 240251.2520/APLL
Late Period, c. 664–332 BCE. One
stone talisman that shows a
stylized representation of the Eye of
Horus. In Egyptian symbolism
ancient, the Eye of Horus, as well
known as the 'Wedjat' eye
represented the eye of the god Horus
with a falcon head. It symbolized
protection, real power, and good health.
The association of the eye with Horus, the god
from heaven and the divine protector, it conveyed
a sense of surveillance and
protection against malevolent forces.
Additionally, it was believed that the Eye of Horus
It possessed healing properties and it
was often used as a talisman for
to invoke the protective influence of the
deity.|

Seller's Story

At Severus Numismatics, our passion is collecting stories in the form of coins and archaeological pieces. As passionate collectors and history enthusiasts, we have assembled an extraordinary collection of coins spanning continents and eras. Our online store is more than a place to acquire valuable pieces: it is a gateway to the past that allows numismatics enthusiasts to explore the legacy of civilizations through the treasures they minted. Our team is here to guide you on your journey through the fascinating history of humanity, reflected in the metal of our coins and archaeological pieces.
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Code 240251.2520/APLL
Late Period, c. 664–332 BCE. One
stone talisman that shows a
stylized representation of the Eye of
Horus. In Egyptian symbolism
ancient, the Eye of Horus, as well
known as the 'Wedjat' eye
represented the eye of the god Horus
with a falcon head. It symbolized
protection, real power, and good health.
The association of the eye with Horus, the god
from heaven and the divine protector, it conveyed
a sense of surveillance and
protection against malevolent forces.
Additionally, it was believed that the Eye of Horus
It possessed healing properties and it
was often used as a talisman for
to invoke the protective influence of the
deity.|

Seller's Story

At Severus Numismatics, our passion is collecting stories in the form of coins and archaeological pieces. As passionate collectors and history enthusiasts, we have assembled an extraordinary collection of coins spanning continents and eras. Our online store is more than a place to acquire valuable pieces: it is a gateway to the past that allows numismatics enthusiasts to explore the legacy of civilizations through the treasures they minted. Our team is here to guide you on your journey through the fascinating history of humanity, reflected in the metal of our coins and archaeological pieces.
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Details

Culture
Ancient Egyptian
Century/ Timeframe
664-332 a. C.
Name of object
Amulet
Acquired from
Auction house
Year acquired
2025
Material
Stone
Country acquired from
United Kingdom
Condition
Excellent
Previous owner acquired from
Private collection
Previous owner - year acquired
1980
Previous owner - country acquired from
United Kingdom
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Yes
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