Ancient Egyptian Gold-plated Bead bracelet - Lapis lazuli-pyrite/coral (No reserve price)






Directed the Ifergan Collection Museum, specialising in Phoenician and Mediterranean archaeology.
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A modern adjustable 18K gold‑plated bracelet featuring Ancient Egyptian lapis lazuli beads with pyrite and white coral, accented by tinted glass, threaded on silk and finished with two small zirconias at the ends; total weight 6.54 g, in good used condition, dating to circa 500 BC, acquired from a UK auction house in 2026.
Description from the seller
Ancient Egyptian lapis lazuli beads with pyrite, white coral, and dyed glass, mounted on silk thread and linked into a modern adjustable bracelet plated in 18K gold; at the ends there are two small cubic zirconia stones. The central glass bead shows remnants of a coating with a pearly shine.
In Ancient Egypt, lapis lazuli was an invaluable stone associated with the heavens, deities, and royalty, for its intense deep blue color imbued with flecks of gold from pyrite that recalled the stars.
An elegant way to combine the classical world with the modern world.
Ships with a legal declaration form.
Customs duties outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.
Seller's Story
Ancient Egyptian lapis lazuli beads with pyrite, white coral, and dyed glass, mounted on silk thread and linked into a modern adjustable bracelet plated in 18K gold; at the ends there are two small cubic zirconia stones. The central glass bead shows remnants of a coating with a pearly shine.
In Ancient Egypt, lapis lazuli was an invaluable stone associated with the heavens, deities, and royalty, for its intense deep blue color imbued with flecks of gold from pyrite that recalled the stars.
An elegant way to combine the classical world with the modern world.
Ships with a legal declaration form.
Customs duties outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.
