Amulet Collection (page 2)

Scarab from the neck bead of a mummy, Late Period, c. 600 BC (blue glass paste)
BAL3633 Scarab from the neck bead of a mummy, Late Period, c.600 BC (blue glass paste) by Egyptian 26th Dynasty (664-525 BC); Pilkington Glass Museum, St.Helens, Merseyside, UK

Amulet of a Cross, Byzantine Period (4th-6th century). Creator: Unknown
Amulet of a Cross, Byzantine Period (4th-6th century)

Amulet in the Shape of Two Mirror-Imaged Birds, Byzantine Period (4th-7th century). Creator: Unknown
Amulet in the Shape of Two Mirror-Imaged Birds, Byzantine Period (4th-7th century)

Amulet of a Rooster, Byzantine Period (4th-7th century). Creator: Unknown
Amulet of a Rooster, Byzantine Period (4th-7th century)

Amulet of a Cross, Byzantine Period (4th-7th centuries). Creator: Unknown
Amulet of a Cross, Byzantine Period (4th-7th centuries)

Amulet of a Cross, Byzantine Period, 4th century or later. Creator: Unknown
Amulet of a Cross, Byzantine Period, 4th century or later

Amulet of a Cross, Byzantine, 4th century or later. Creator: Unknown
Amulet of a Cross, Byzantine, 4th century or later

Necklace with Amulets, 1st-4th century. Creator: Unknown
Necklace with Amulets, 1st-4th century

Amulet with the figure of the god Bes of Karalis, god of home and fertility. 3rd century BC
LRI4640315 Amulet with the figure of the god Bes of Karalis, god of home and fertility. 3rd century BC by Carthaginian (7th-3rd century BC); Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Cagliari, Sardinia

Amulets in the shape of human heads, forming the necklace elements. 4th or 3rd century BC (glass paste)
LRI4640334 Amulets in the shape of human heads, forming the necklace elements. 4th or 3rd century BC (glass paste) by Carthaginian (7th-3rd century BC); Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Cagliari

Punic art: ring decorating a Phenician amulet. 7th-5th century BC. Cagliari, Museo Archeologico Nazionale
LRI4640544 Punic art: ring decorating a Phenician amulet. 7th-5th century BC. Cagliari, Museo Archeologico Nazionale by Carthaginian (7th-3rd century BC); Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Cagliari

Amulet of the Egyptian god Bes (fertility), 7th or 6th century BC (Glass paste sculpture)
LRI4640454 Amulet of the Egyptian god Bes (fertility), 7th or 6th century BC (Glass paste sculpture) by Carthaginian (7th-3rd century BC); Musee du Bardo, Tunis

WANDERING TRADES - THE CIARLATANO, 17th-18th century
7206381 WANDERING TRADES - THE CIARLATANO, 17th-18th century by Mitelli, Giuseppe Maria (1634-1718); (add.info.: Ciarlatano TRADES vendor of pozioni and antidotes against the poison of the snakes)

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Amulette; Amulet (engraving)
7194669 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Amulette; Amulet (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Amulette; Amulet)

No. 7: The Bridal Procession (Koshi-iri), from the series "The Mouses Wedding
No. 7: The Bridal Procession (Koshi-iri), from the series " The Mouses Wedding (Nezumi no yome-iri)", 1804

Necklace Inscribed with the Name of King Pratapamalladeva, About 1650. Creator: Unknown
Necklace Inscribed with the Name of King Pratapamalladeva, About 1650

Necklace with a Compartment for Magical Texts, Ottoman dynasty (1299-1923), 18th/19th century

Womans Amulet Box (Ga u), 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Womans Amulet Box (Ga u), 18th century

Womans Amulet Box (Ga u), late 17th / early 18th. Creator: Unknown
Womans Amulet Box (Ga u), late 17th/early 18th

Mans Portable Amulet Shrine (Ga u), 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Mans Portable Amulet Shrine (Ga u), 18th century

Armband Amulet (Bazuband) Inscribed "In the Name of God", Qajar dynasty
Armband Amulet (Bazuband) Inscribed " In the Name of God", Qajar dynasty (1796-1925), 19th century, dated 1832 (1248 A.H.)

Armlet (Bazuband), 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Armlet (Bazuband), 19th century

Amulet, Peru, 1000 / 1476. Creator: Unknown
Amulet, Peru, 1000/1476

Amulet of the God Osiris-Canopus, Egypt, 2nd century AD. Creator: Unknown
Amulet of the God Osiris-Canopus, Egypt, 2nd century AD

Glass Refuse, Egypt, Third Intermediate Period-Late Period, Dynasties 21-26 (about 1069-525 BCE)

Amulet: Cartouche with Prenomen of Akhenaten, Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, reign of Akhenaten (about 1352-1336 BCE)

Amulet: Double Cartouche of King Akhenaton, Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, reign of Akhenaten (about 1352-1336 BCE)

Amulet of the God Seth, Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, Dynasties 21-25 (about 1069-664 BCE)

Amulet of the God Shu, Egypt, New Kingdom-Late Period, Dynasties 18-31 (about 1550-332 BCE)

Hippopotamus Amulet, Egypt, Late Dynasty 18 (about 1336 BCE). Creator: Unknown
Hippopotamus Amulet, Egypt, Late Dynasty 18 (about 1336 BCE)

Amulet of the Goddess Hathor, Egypt, New Kingdom-Late Period (about 1550-332 BCE)

Amulet of an Ichneumon (?), Egypt, Late Period-Ptolemaic Period (?) (about 7th-1st centuries BCE)

Amulet of the Goddess Hathor, Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasties 18-20 (about 1550-1069 BCE)

Amulet of a Female Sphinx, Egypt, Middle Kingdom, Dynasties 11-13 (about 2055-1650 BCE)

Amulet of the Goddess Hathor (?), Egypt, New Kingdom-Late Period (about 1550-332 BCE)

Amulet of the God Bes, Egypt, Third Intermediate Period-Late Period (about 1069-332 BCE)

Amulets of the God Bes and the Goddess Hathor, Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18 (about 1550-1295 BCE)

Amulet of a Heart, Egypt, Third Intermediate Period-Late Period, Dynasties 21-26 (about 1069-525 BCE)

Amulet of a Djed Column, Egypt, Ptolemaic Period (332-30 BCE). Creator: Unknown
Amulet of a Djed Column, Egypt, Ptolemaic Period (332-30 BCE)

Amulet of a Hippopotamus, Egypt, Predynastic Period, Naqada II-III (about 3500-3000 BCE)

Amulet of Two Fingers, Egypt, Late Period, Dynasty 26-30 (664-332 BCE). Creator: Unknown
Amulet of Two Fingers, Egypt, Late Period, Dynasty 26-30 (664-332 BCE)

Amulet of a Double Animal: Lion and Bull, Egypt, Late Period, Dynasty 26 (664-525 BCE)

Amulet of the Apis Bull, Egypt, Late Period, Dynasties 26-31 (664-332 BCE)

Amulet of the God Bes, Egypt, Roman Period (30 BC-395 AD). Creator: Unknown
Amulet of the God Bes, Egypt, Roman Period (30 BC-395 AD)

Amulet of the Goddess Isis with Horus as a Child, Egypt, Late Period-Ptolemaic Period (7th-1st centuries BCE)

Amulet of a Hare, Egypt, Late Period, Dynasties 26-31 (664-332 BCE). Creator: Unknown
Amulet of a Hare, Egypt, Late Period, Dynasties 26-31 (664-332 BCE)

Amulet of Double Plumes, Egypt, Late Period, Dynasty 26-31 (664-332 BCE)

Amulet of an Aegis with the Head of Hathor, Egypt, Third Intermediate Period-Late Period, Dynasties 21-31 (about 1069-332 BCE)

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"Unveiling the Mystical Power: The Enigmatic World of Amulets" Step into the enchanting realm of amulets, where ancient cultures and religious beliefs converge to protect and empower. From the bustling streets of Cairo, a veiled Egyptian woman delicately adorns herself with an amulet, seeking divine guidance in her daily life. In Chatillon-sur-Chalaronne, Ain, France, Muslim symbols grace a car's interior as a testament to faith and safeguard against evil forces. Meanwhile, in Europe's Jewish Museum Berlin, intricate amulets serve as tangible expressions of divine protection within Judaism. Traveling further west to Paris, France, we encounter a Buddhist medal that embodies spiritual enlightenment and serves as a source of solace for its wearer. Similarly in France but from another perspective comes a symbol representing Muslim protection - an emblematic reminder of strength amidst adversity. Delving deeper into history reveals fragments from the Book of the Dead on papyrus originating from Egypt. These sacred texts were believed to guide souls through the afterlife while providing them with essential talismans for their journey. Ancient Egypt truly emerges as an epicenter for amulet craftsmanship; ceramic artifacts discovered in Budapest showcase their exquisite artistry. Amongst these treasures are Egyptian amulets meticulously crafted to harness supernatural powers and offer protection against malevolent spirits. Zooming closer into Luxor statue cache (stone), we witness two captivating details: Iwnit gracefully holds an ankh - symbolizing eternal life - while Hathor clutches this same emblem tightly. Both figures embody divinity and bestow blessings upon those who seek their favor. Amulets transcend time and geography; they bridge gaps between cultures by uniting humanity under shared desires for safety and prosperity. As we unravel their secrets one by one, these mystical charms continue to captivate our imagination – reminding us that even in our modern world filled with uncertainty, there is solace to be found in the ancient wisdom of amulets.