Anubis Leather Bracelet
Discover the Anubis Leather Bracelet, a masterful piece that captures the essence of ancient Egypt and transforms it into a distinctive 21st-century accessory. At its center, a medallion features Anubis, the protective deity of mummification and funerary rites, elegantly illustrated against a backdrop of hieroglyphs, echoing the glories of an ancient civilization. This bracelet skillfully blends the durability of braided leather with the luster of metallic beads, creating a striking contrast between strength and delicacy. Wearing Anubis envelops you in an aura of mystery and protection while bestowing a timeless charm upon this exquisite jewelry.
A Timeless Connection to Ancient Wisdom
This bracelet is not just an accessory; it is a travel companion through history, embodying a personal connection to the pantheon of Egyptian gods. As you wear it, you touch upon ancient wisdom while embodying a bold, modern style. The Anubis Leather Bracelet stands as a statement of individuality, honoring those who cherish stories of old while crafting their narrative in the present.
Craftsmanship and Durability at Its Best
The Anubis Leather Bracelet is crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring longevity and resilience. Constructed with 316L stainless steel, leather, and glass, it resists shocks and the elements, providing you with a reliable piece of jewelry suitable for everyday wear. With the assurance of being developed by experienced professionals, it guarantees skin-friendliness, making it an ideal choice for everyone.
Technical Specifications
- Weight: 20 g
- Medallion Diameter: 18 mm
- Length: 21 cm (adjustable)
- Materials: 316L Stainless Steel, Leather, Glass
- Water, air, and dust resistant
Wrap yourself in a millennia-old jewel with the Anubis Leather Bracelet. Immerse yourself even deeper into the glorious folklore of Ancient Egypt by exploring our collection of Egyptian bracelets. Egyptian jewelry was more than mere accessories; they symbolized status and prestige, often worn by nobles and pharaohs. The materials used, including silver, copper, and faience, along with stones like garnet, malachite, and amethyst, reflected the rich Egyptian resources and the artisans’ skills. Jewelry pieces also carried symbolic dimensions, featuring motifs such as feathers and lotuses, which held special meanings within Egyptian culture. They served as protective talismans, believed to bring luck and safeguard their wearers.
