Ancient Anatolia Shell Bead Amulet

Dimension: 18x6x5mm Welcome to a remarkable journey into the heart of ancient Egypt with an exquisite 'Ancient Carved Shell Heart Amulet Bead' from the New Kingdom era, dating back to 1550-1077 BC. Th

An ancient conch shell bead from Anatolia, symbolizing the region's rich history in craftsmanship. The bead's spiral form and natural material reflect its 1st millennium BCE origin, connecting it to t

A relic from the flourishing period of Nishapur, this shell bead embodies the elegance of ancient craftsmanship. Such beads were often treasured for their beauty and were believed to be amulets that o

**Originally Listed At $150** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, ca. 300 BCE to 900 CE. A collection of ancient shell and rock crystal beads, with a pearlescent, large shell amulet in the form of a bird's he

Dimension: 15x13mm Introduction: Step back into the rich tapestry of ancient history with this distinctive eye amulet bead from the Greco-Bactrian era, dated between 200 and 120 BC. Carved meticulousl

Originally listed at $600 Western and Central Asia. First, Jemdet Nasr, ca. 3100 to 2900 BCE. A trio of two stone and one shell bovine and avian amulets/beads. Also, Turkmenistan, Namazga-Tepe, Namaz

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Mideast - Central Asia, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Afghanistan, ca 3rd to 1st millennium BCE. A nice assortment of amulets and beads in carved shell and stone along with

With boar tusks.Dimensions: H 16.75" x W 4.25" x D 2.25"Condition: Wear throughout. Few chips and splits to tusks.

This remarkable collection comprises 7 ancient bead amulets, with four crafted from jet and three from glazed quartz. Dating back to the Greco-Bactrian era, which spanned from 250 to 130 BC, these amu

Category: Beads and Jewelry ComponentsThis ancient shell bead from the Natufian culture, found at Eynan (Ain Mallaha) in Israel, represents one of the earliest known instances of personal adornment. I

Collection of Ancient Shell Beads, 3 Strands and Various Single Specimens

This set of three Tibetan conch shell beads originates from Nepal, with an estimated creation time in the 19th to 20th century. The beads vary in size from 2.3 to 3 cm in diameter. Renowned for their

Lot of Ancient Shell Beads, Indus Valley, Used in

Dimension: 9x3mm "Journey Through Time: Ancient Bronze Age Beads, Sculpture, and Ornaments, Featuring Himalayan Tibetan Agate Carnelian Dzi Beads" Unearth the timeless allure of ancient beads, sculptu

This lot features an exquisite collection of 26 ancient Coptic bead amulets, originating from Byzantine Egypt during the 4th to 7th century AD. Crafted from banded agate, these remarkable artifacts me

This lot features thirteen ancient agate bead amulets, originating from the Ghana Empire during the 8th to 13th century AD. Each bead measures between 11-25 mm (0.4-1 inch) and holds historical and cu

This lot features an exquisite collection of nine ancient Coptic bead amulets, originating from Byzantine Egypt during the 4th to 7th century AD. Crafted from banded agate, these remarkable artifacts

This lot features an exquisite collection of 8 ancient Coptic bead amulets, originating from Byzantine Egypt during the 4th to 7th century AD. Crafted from banded agate, these remarkable artifacts mea

Dimension: 1.6 x 0.9 cm

Dimension: 3.8 x 1.8 cm

This collection of ancient Coptic bead amulets, originating from Byzantine Egypt during the 4th-7th century AD, is a rare find. Comprising 13 rock crystal bead amulets, each measuring between 8-18mm,

This lot offers a pair of ancient dzi bead amulets, each measuring 19x10x10 mm, originating from the Indo-Himalayan region. The beads are carved from banded agate, a material historically valued for i

This remarkable collection consists of thirteen ancient carnelian bead amulets, hailing from the Greco-Bactrian era. Each bead boasts a patinated and faceted surface, adding to their allure. These bea

These Natufian shell beads from Eynan, Israel, are among the earliest forms of personal adornment found in archaeological contexts. Dating back to approximately 12,500-9,500 BCE, they exemplify the in