Seba, the star emblem, represented the star-gods or constellations in ancient Egyptian culture. In Egyptian mythology, the stars are known as the “followers of Osiris” and are associated with deceased spirits in Duat, the Underworld. The symbol was often used to decorate tombs and temples of pharaohs and queens. One spectacular example is in the Temple of Hatshepsut where the ceiling features a starry constellation on a rich, dark blue backdrop, evoking a sense of power and respect.
Materials: Brass and epoxy with 18" gold plated snake chain.
Gift box included
This item is part of our Museum Reproductions LUXE product line. Our LUXE products meet a high standard of quality and showcase extraordinary craftmanship. Each piece is expertly cast in brass, sterling silver or other fine metals. They are then hand polished to a high shine. Gold designs have an extra durable gold plating designed to last.
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These earrings are exactly what I was looking for! I have Queen Puabi's replica necklace from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and they are a perfect match! The earrings are well made and comfortable, and look contemporary or ancient. Very versatile!
Debra L.
★★★★★
I had purchased the same scarab earrings from a museum shop after visiting an Egyptian special exhibit and loved them. I lost one and was so thrilled to be able to find the same earrings again to replace it. They are exactly what I hoped they would be.
Jess B.
★★★★★
Awestruck when I received the earrings the quality and design is very high end non-stop compliments! Classic. Classy. Timeless.
