Egyptian Collection

The Sacred Symbols of Eternal Life

Our Egyptian Collection draws profound inspiration from the rich mythological traditions of ancient Egypt, where jewelry was far more than personal adornment—it was a sacred connection to the divine realm, a protective talisman for both the living and the dead, and a symbol of eternal life that transcended the boundaries between earth and the afterworld.

The scarab beetle holds the most sacred place in our collection, representing Khepri, the morning sun god who pushed the sun across the sky each day. Ancient Egyptians revered the scarab as a symbol of resurrection, transformation, and eternal renewal. Just as the beetle emerges from the earth reborn, our scarab motifs carry the promise of continuous renewal and protection. The hieroglyphic name for scarab, "kheper," means "to become" or "to transform," making each piece a powerful symbol of personal growth and spiritual evolution.

The elegant lotus flower designs honor the sacred bloom that emerged from the primordial waters of creation. In Egyptian mythology, the lotus was the first flower to bloom at the dawn of creation, rising from the waters of Nun, the primordial chaos. The lotus represents rebirth, purity, and the sun itself—closing at night and opening with the dawn. Our lotus motifs channel the protective power of Nefertem, the god of the lotus blossom, who emerged from the blue lotus at the beginning of time.

The deep lapis lazuli accents pay homage to the most sacred stone of ancient Egypt, believed to be fragments of the starry heavens that fell to earth. This celestial blue stone was sacred to Isis, the great mother goddess, and was ground into paint for the funeral masks of pharaohs to ensure their safe passage to the afterlife. The ancient Egyptians called lapis lazuli "the flesh of the gods," believing it connected the wearer directly to the divine realm. Our pearls represent the tears of Isis as she mourned Osiris, each one carrying her protective love and the promise of resurrection.