Ankh Pendant Khonsu_Statue The king was so grateful

The king was so grateful that he offered him treasures as a reward for saving his daughter's life

Michelangelo’s logic was characteristically stubborn: he argued that virginity preserves youth

With its striking presence and deep symbolism

She is depicted as a lioness

1 inchesHeight: 13cm / 5

Ankh Pendant Khonsu_Statue The king was so gratefulHand made in Egypt with love! Solid 925 Sterling SilverThe Ankh is one of the most recognizable symbols from ancient Egypt, known as "the key of life" or the "cross of life", and dating from the Early Dynastic Period (c. 3150 2613 BCE). It is a cross with a loop at the top sometimes ornamented with symbols or decorative flourishes but most often simply a plain gold cross. The symbol is an Egyptian hieroglyph for "life" or "breath of life" (`nh = ankh)