Eye of Horus Necklace

The wedjat — the Eye of Horus — appeared in Egyptian amulets, jewelry, and temple objects from the Old Kingdom onward, c. 2686 BCE. Associated with protection, healing, and restoration, it was one of the most widely worn symbols in ancient Egypt. Women carried it as an amulet — a watchful presence, a form of armor held close.

A triangle in gold or silver, the wedjat cut into its surface — this pendant combines geometry and symbol into a single flat form. Available in sterling silver or 18k gold vermeil. The kind of piece you notice once, then forget you are wearing. Until you remember why you chose it.