Thebes Beaded Double-Strand Necklace
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Art necklaces make unique gifts for her.
This double-strand necklace evokes a similar beaded design dating to around 1479–1425 BCE, that once belonged to the three wives of the long-reigning Egyptian king Thutmose III. Now in The Met's Egyptian Art collection, the ancient artwork is composed of three strands of gold, lapis lazuli, and turquoise-glass beads—a striking color combination closely echoed by our timeless necklace design.
Art necklaces make unique gifts for her.
This double-strand necklace evokes a similar beaded design dating to around 1479–1425 BCE, that once belonged to the three wives of the long-reigning Egyptian king Thutmose III. Now in The Met's Egyptian Art collection, the ancient artwork is composed of three strands of gold, lapis lazuli, and turquoise-glass beads—a striking color combination closely echoed by our timeless necklace design.
- 14K gold plate
- Semi-precious lapis
- Semi-precious turquoise
- Lobster-claw closure
- 18 1/4''L with 2 1/2'' extender
- Clean with a damp cloth and dry with a soft, clean cloth

