Gold lotus flower pendant “Aset”

Sublime pendant from the 60s in 18-carat gold representing a lotus flower all in gold, worked in contrast of matte gold and shiny chiseled gold. Held in place by a movable bail with Egyptian motifs, this lucky piece will accompany you around the neck alone or layered with other Egyptian pendants.

Length: 1.9 cm without bail, 2.3 cm with bail.

Width: 1.6 cm

Weight: 1.33g

Egyptian gold hallmark.

The story: The lotus flower occupies a central place in the symbolism of ancient Egypt. A symbol of rebirth, purity and the solar cycle, it was associated with the creation and renewal of life. In Egyptian jewelry, this ornamental motif is found in the form of pendants, rings or engraved decorations, often in gold and inlaid with colored stones such as turquoise, lapis lazuli or carnelian. Beyond its aesthetic beauty, the lotus flower carried a deep spiritual meaning, linking the object to divinity and eternity, and remained a distinctive sign of cultural and religious identity.