An Ancient Mesopotamian Neo-Babylonian Lapis Lazuli Cylinder Seal, c. 626-539 BCE

This lapis lazuli cylinder seal from the Neo-Babylonian period exemplifies the sophisticated artistry and religious symbolism prevalent in ancient Mesopotamia. Characterized by its deep blue hue with

This high relief cylinder seal, made from verde marron and weathered shingle lapis lazuli, dates back to the Early Dynastic Period of Mesopotamia (c. 2500-2300 BCE). It exemplifies the intricate craft

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Near East, Mesopotamia, Babylon, Neo-Babylonian Period, ca. 626 to 539 BCE. A hand-carved stamp seal bearing smooth, lustrous surfaces as well as a convex stamp f

This exquisite cylinder seal, made from deep blue lapis lazuli. Dating back to the Achaemenid period (c. 550-330 BCE), it exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance of ancient P

This exquisite cylinder seal, crafted from lapis lazuli, dates back to the Akkadian Empire, between 2334 and 2154 BCE. The deep blue stone, highly valued for its beauty and symbolic power, was often u

This exquisite cylinder seal, crafted from lapis lazuli, dates back to the Akkadian Empire, between 2334 and 2154 BCE. The deep blue stone, highly valued for its beauty and symbolic power, was often u

This exquisite cylinder seal, crafted from lapis lazuli, dates back to the Akkadian Empire, between 2334 and 2154 BCE. The deep blue stone, highly valued for its beauty and symbolic power, was often u

Category: Cylinder Seals and Impressions This cylinder seal, expertly fashioned from lapis lazuli, features intricate engravings that were used to roll over wet clay to leave continuous decorative and

This bead, carved from the treasured lapis lazuli, is a remnant of the Neo-Babylonian period, reflecting the luxury and ritual significance associated with the stone in that era. Lapis lazuli was este

This bead, carved from the treasured lapis lazuli, is a remnant of the Neo-Babylonian period, reflecting the luxury and ritual significance associated with the stone in that era. Lapis lazuli was este

This bead, carved from the treasured lapis lazuli, is a remnant of the Neo-Babylonian period, reflecting the luxury and ritual significance associated with the stone in that era. Lapis lazuli was este

This bead, carved from the treasured lapis lazuli, is a remnant of the Neo-Babylonian period, reflecting the luxury and ritual significance associated with the stone in that era. Lapis lazuli was este

Category: Cylinder Seals and Impressions This Old Babylonian period steatite cylinder seal features a meticulously carved scene of an animal feasting on fruit from a tree, illustrating the Mesopotamia

Originating from the Neo-Babylonian Period, this steatite seal features distinct carvings on both faces. Such seals were essential tools in ancient Mesopotamian bureaucracy, used for authenticating do

Ancient Near East, Neo-Babylonian, ca. 1000 to 539 BCE. This is a very interesting steatite (soapstone) cylinder seal depicting a man with traditional hair and beard style familiar from Babylonian art

This lapis lazuli amulet from the Neo-Assyrian Period features intricate carvings that likely served ritualistic purposes, perhaps invoking divine protection. The material and craftsmanship suggest th

This cylinder seal, crafted during the Neo-Sumerian Period, is intricately engraved with figures and motifs that illustrate the religious and social activities of the time. Cylinder seals such as this

Category: Pendants and Figurines This lapis lazuli amulet from the Neo-Assyrian Period features intricate carvings that likely served ritualistic purposes, perhaps invoking divine protection. The mate

Ancient Near East, Mesopotamia, Sumer / Babylon, ca. 1894 to 500 BCE. A cylinder seal hand-carved from vibrant blue lapis lazuli and set in an electrum setting - composed of 71.7% (equivalent 17K+) go

Dimensions: 3x1.5 cm / 1.18x0.59 inches This cylinder seal, carved from lapis lazuli, hails from the Neo-Babylonian period, around 800-600 BC. Cylinder seals were used to roll an impression onto clay

This cylinder seal, crafted from steatite, dates to the Akkadian Empire, between 2334 and 2154 BCE. The detailed carvings on the seal likely depict divine or mythological scenes, a common theme used t

Category: Seals and Cultic Scenes This steatite stamp seal from the Old Babylonian Period features carved depictions that likely served a cultic or administrative function, often used to seal document

Ancient Near East, Neo-Babylonian period, ca. early to mid-1st millennium BCE. A hand-carved stone cylinder seal of tall, translucent form bearing 2 interesting registers of stylized zoomorphs. The to

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Near East, Neo-Babylonian period, ca. early to mid-1st millennium BCE. A petite stamp seal of a cylindrical form that is hand-carved from mottled dark gray stone