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Metropolitan Museum Art Collection Egyptian Hieroglyphic Black w/ Gold Ballpoint Pen - MM-3002-HGP

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Egyptian Hieroglyphic Pens feature hieroglyphics taken from a traditional offering inscription on a false door belonging to Metjetji a noble of the Old Kingdom who was the Director of the Office of the Tenants of the Palace under King Unis of Dynasty 5. (We will expect you to remember this there is a pop quiz when you buy the pen! j/k). The glyphs on the pen - which is crafted in resin painted lacquer and gold overlay - include a jackal a snake several species of birds a water sign and more.
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The pyramid is 1& 6 /10" top to bottom or 40 mm and 1 8/10 " on left and right side or 45 mm . and 17 /10 or 42 mm across the bottom .

The moonstone is 10 mm With two triangle copper plates under it Giving it a slight red hue.
The garnet is 8 x9 mm Backed by a gold disk plate . The blue sodalite is 8 mm x 10 mm.
The white mother of pearl skull cameo was carved from a shell wall inclusion pearl and is 24mm x 18 mm x 6 mm with two aquamarine eyes 5 mm each .

The setting is made of sterling silver .

total weight with chain is 24.4 grams without is 16. 1grams .


Old world Belief ;

SILVER:
Enhances mental functions. Aids circulation. Strengthens blood, physically and etherically. Strengthens pineal and pituitary glands. Relieves stress. Relates to the moon, subconscious, female aspect. Emotional balance. Speech improvement. Excellent energy conductor.

COPPER:
Influences flow of blood. Supplies strong energy to body/mind. Aids metabolism. Helps detoxify body. An aid for exhaustion and sexual imbalance. Aligns physical/emotional bodies. Raises self-esteem. Strong conductor of energy.

Gold:
Traditionally a symbol of masculine and solar energies, gold draws the light of the Sun into the wearer, bringing vitality and confidence. Its energy is active and mobilizing, helping to turn goal into reality. Use it to invoke wealth, joy and a radiant demeanor. Gold helps others to see the wearer as powerful, attractive and worthy of attention. It helps to stabilize and energize the properties of gemstones.

Mother of pearl :
Historically symbolic of purity, innocence and faith, pearls enhance personal integrity and help clear the mind so that it can be a clean channel for wisdom and spiritual guidance. These Moon and water ruled "gems" enhance sincerity, truth and loyalty and bring calming reflection and inner peace.

Aquamarine :
This lovely gem evokes the sea in both its name and its color. The ancients saw this as a stone of courage and felt that carrying it would help them return safe and prosperous from sea voyages. It aids in compassion, and tolerance, and facilitates communication both with others and with the deeper self.

Garnet:
Is a stone of vital power and energy, and lends vitality and strength. It aids in raising and directing the flow of kundalini energy and increases sensuality. Given as a gift garnet symbolizes true and never-ending love and devotion. Garnet invokes and releases ones creative ability and inner fire.

Rainbow Moonstone :
Vibrating with the feminine wisdom and Goddess energy of the waxing and full Moon, has a reflective, calming energy. It helps to strengthen intuition and psychic perception and brings balance and harmony with the All. It is said to have the power to grant wishes. The Rainbow effect invokes a spectrum of light, and feels cleansing and uplifting.

Sodalite : Sodalite strengthens our ability for rational thought and helps us recognize our inner truth and to express that to others. A wonderful stone for communication, it aids the wearer in finding trust and mutual esteem with others. It opens access to understanding of our place in the Universe and our journey of life, so that we may face our learning with intelligence and a calm understanding.

The pyramid is 1& 6 /10" top to bottom or 40 mm and 1 8/10 " on left and right side or 45 mm . and 17 /10 or 42 mm across the bottom .

The moonstone is 10 mm With two triangle copper plates under it Giving it a slight red hue. The garnet is 8 x9 mm Backed by a gold disk plate . The blue sodalite is 8 mm x 10 mm.
The white mother of pearl skull cameo was carved from a shell wall inclusion pearl and is 24mm x 18 mm x 6 mm with two aquamarine eyes 5 mm each .

The setting is made of sterling silver .

total weight with chain is 24.4 grams without is 16. 1grams .

EGYPTIAN GOLD

Set in Ancient Egypt at the time of Pharaoh Darius III and Alexander the Greats’ battle over Egypt in the year’s 326 – 323BC.

In a time of Kings and Queens a child is chosen by earth’s guardians to be Seer of Egypt, protector of the future… Enchantress. K’ilah, the child of the court of Visier Behnam (Pharaoh’s overseer of Egypt), was the chosen one, her mission is to help overthrow the cruel Persian Pharaoh, Darius II so that Alexander can take the throne as Pharaoh. To do this she must fight a war and find a cure for a plague that is affecting the Egyptian Army so they can fight to help Alexander from within the Egyptian Boarders. To achieve this she is taught many skills; mastering the arts of combat, magic, medicine, swordsmanship, and warfare. Her Champion of warfare is Rakhr who has the dark seductive looks of a true Scorpion, her teacher of magic and medicine is the high Priest of Egypt Semtutefnakhte (Semtute) and her husband is the Commander of Ten Thousand the crystal blue eyed Egyptian, Zaire.

While she learns her crafts K’ilah uses them to unravel a 3000-year-old secret from the 18th Dynasty when Pharaoh Akhenaton (the heretic Pharaoh) and his wife Nefertiti reined. This secret reveals the true identity of Moses.

K’ilah’s mission is to become Enchantress of Egypt at this moment on earth but her training will go with her to the underworld and catapult her to her future path as Queen K’ilah,









Queen of Egypt

EGYPTIAN GOLD

Set in Ancient Egypt at the time of Pharaoh Darius III and Alexander the Greats’ battle over Egypt in the year’s 326 – 323BC.

In a time of Kings and Queens a child is chosen by earth’s guardians to be Seer of Egypt, protector of the future… Enchantress. K’ilah, the child of the court of Visier Behnam (Pharaoh’s overseer of Egypt), was the chosen one, her mission is to help overthrow the cruel Persian Pharaoh, Darius II so that Alexander can take the throne as Pharaoh. To do this she must fight a war and find a cure for a plague that is affecting the Egyptian Army so they can fight to help Alexander from within the Egyptian Boarders. To achieve this she is taught many skills; mastering the arts of combat, magic, medicine, swordsmanship, and warfare. Her Champion of warfare is Rakhr who has the dark seductive looks of a true Scorpion, her teacher of magic and medicine is the high Priest of Egypt Semtutefnakhte (Semtute) and her husband is the Commander of Ten Thousand the crystal blue eyed Egyptian, Zaire.

While she learns her crafts K’ilah uses them to unravel a 3000-year-old secret from the 18th Dynasty when Pharaoh Akhenaton (the heretic Pharaoh) and his wife Nefertiti reined. This secret reveals the true identity of Moses.

K’ilah’s mission is to become Enchantress of Egypt at this moment on earth but her training will go with her to the underworld and catapult her to her future path as Queen K’ilah,









Queen of Egypt