The Eye of Horus is a powerful symbol of protection in ancient Egypt. According to Egyptian culture, Horus lost his left eye in a battle with Seth. It also guarantees the safety and health of the wearer and offers wisdom and prosperity.

This unique necklace is perfect for those who love Egyptian mythology and will surely attract attention.

About the Eye of Horus

Horus was the falcon-headed sun and sky god in ancient Egypt. He is associated with vitality, health, and renewal. Horus was the son of Osiris and Isis. His right eye was white and represented the sun, while his left eye was black and represented the moon. According to Egyptian myth, Seth, Horus's brother, killed Osiris. Horus fought Seth to avenge this death and lost his left eye in the battle. Thoth, the god of magic and the moon, used his powers to reassemble the Eye of Horus. When he presented the eye to Osiris, Osiris experienced a rebirth.

The Eye of Horus symbolizes protection and the offering of wisdom. The eye also symbolizes our ability to see with clarity and truth.

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Meaningful jewelry: The Eye of Horus was considered a healing and protective power, used as a protective amulet and as a medical measure, with the mathematical proportions of the eye used to determine the proportions of ingredients in medical preparations;

SYMBOL: The Eye of Horus was a popular protective symbol for the ancient Egyptian people. It has long been revered as a symbol that offers spiritual protection to the soul and helps transfer this power and protection to you and your surroundings.

MATERIAL: This ancient Egyptian jewelry is made of eco-friendly stainless steel. Each piece is crafted by a professional jeweler, and our product is hypoallergenic and free of lead/nickel. All jewelry is sprayed with a protective lacquer to guard against fading and oxidation.

STYLE: Trendy, punk, gothic. Suitable for pairing with T-shirts, jeans, suits, sweaters, jackets, and so on, and it would be a nice accessory to show yourself in daily life, at parties, dates, friend gatherings, or other occasions.

Antique Egypt Horus eye pendant