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All the Jewelry of Pharaoh Psusennes I | Tutti i gioielli del faraone Psusennes I

All the Jewelry of Pharaoh Psusennes I (21st Dynasty, c. 1047–1001 BCE) is famous for one of the richest royal jewelry assemblages ever discovered, found intact in his tomb at Tanis. Here is a complete, structured overview of his known jewelry: Neck & Chest Jewelry • Broad Collars (Usekh Necklaces) • Multiple examples • Made of gold, lapis lazuli, carnelian, feldspar, and glass • Floral and falcon motifs symbolizing rebirth and protection • Pectorals (Chest Ornaments) • Gold pectorals with royal names and titles • Deities featured: Horus, Amun, Osiris • Inlaid with lapis lazuli and colored stones ⸻ Rings & Hand Jewelry • Gold Signet Rings • Inscribed with the cartouche of Psusennes I • Used for royal authority and protection • Finger Rings with Scarabs • Scarabs carved from semi-precious stones • Mounted in gold bezels ⸻ Arm, Wrist & Ankle Jewelry • Gold Bracelets • Rigid and flexible types • Decorated with divine symbols and inscriptions • Armlets (Upper Arm Bands) • Solid gold • Protective and ceremonial in function • Anklets • Rare royal examples • Symbol of completeness of the royal body in the afterlife ⸻ Amulets & Symbolic Jewelry • Heart Scarab • Placed on the chest for judgment in the afterlife • Inscribed with protective spells from the Book of the Dead • Protective Amulets (gold and stones): • Djed pillar (stability) • Tyet knot of Isis (protection) • Udjat Eye (health and wholeness) • Falcon & Cobra (Uraeus) Elements • Symbols of kingship and divine protection ⸻ 📍 Where These Jewels Are Today • Egyptian Museum, Cairo (main collection) • Some items stored or displayed under special conservation due to gold–silver interaction ⸻ Why Psusennes’ Jewelry Is So Important • Rivals—and in some aspects surpasses—Tutankhamun’s treasures • Exceptional craftsmanship during a period once considered “declining” • Unique use of silver, rarer than gold in ancient Egypt • Demonstrates continued royal wealth despite political fragmentation #Psusennesi #ancientegypt #EgyptianJewelry #pharaoh #losttreasures #tanis #egyptianmuseum #ilfaraonetours Social Media** **Facebook Page**:   / ilfaraonetours   **Personal Facebook**:   / galaltour   **Instagram**:   / ilfaraonetours   **TikTok**:   / ilfaraonetours   **YouTube**:    / @ilfaraonetours   **Twitter/X**: https://x.com/ahmed_galal555 *Contact Information* ✉️ **Email**: Ilfaraone_galal@yahoo.com 📲 **WhatsApp**: +2 01000527144 (Egypt) +2 01060809092 (Egypt) *Website* www.ilfaraonetours.com