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A ring of sard held in a gold setting, the udjat-eye is carved in the stone.
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Ring van sardis in gouden zetting; het oedjat-oog is in de steen uitgesneden.
Sceau de bague en sardoine enchâssé dans une monture d'or. L'oeil-oudjat est sculpté dans la pierre.
Ein in Gold gefaßter Ring aus Sard. In den Stein ist ein Udjat-Auge graviert.
Anello di corniola con una montatura d'oro. Sulla pietra è intagliato l'occhio-udjat.
Anel em sardónica, armado em engaste de ouro, com olho-udjat gravado na pedra.
Sortija de calcedonia amarilla engastada en oro, con el ojo udyat tallado en la piedra.
A ring of sard held in a gold setting, the udjat-eye is carved in the stone.
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A gift to the Museum from Joseph Mayer in 1867.
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Bibliography
C.A.R. Andrews; "Ancient Egyptian Jewellery" (London 1990).
General Comment
Material: Sard is the darker form of carnelian, some of which are almost black.
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