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"I Love You" Cartouche Pendant
"I Love You" Cartouche Pendant
"I Love You" Cartouche Pendant Model
"I Love You" Cartouche Pendant
"I Love You" Cartouche Pendant Model

"I Love You" Egyptian Hieroglyph Cartouche Pendant

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This cartouche pendant is inspired by ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. The hieroglyphs spell out the ancient Egyptian word MERYT which translates to BELOVED.

  • Materials: Bronze with an 18K gold plated finish and a snake chain included
  • Chain Length: 18" Pendant Size: .5" by 1.25"
  • Gift Box Included
  • Made in USA

In 1799, the Rosetta Stone was discovered in the Nile River Delta and would eventually be deciphered by Jean Francois Champollion in 1822, allowing the understanding of Egyptian sacred writing.



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