A sculptural interpretation of the Eye of Horus, one of the most enduring protective symbols of the ancient world.
In Egyptian myth, Horus lost his left eye in battle with Set while avenging his father Osiris. The eye was torn into six parts and restored by Thoth, and the restored form was called the wedjat, the whole one. Egyptians wore it as an amulet against harm, misfortune, and the evil eye, and its six parts were used as fractions in Egyptian arithmetic.
This pendant sets a marquise stone into a sculpted gold field, the eye read as a single cut stone rather than drawn.
Solid 18k gold, yellow or white. Set with a 0.56ct marquise D VVS2 lab diamond and three round diamonds. Round stones can be changed to aquamarine, amethyst, or ruby.
Each pendant is built around a hand-selected marquise stone. A comparable diamond is sourced for every order, so final pricing may shift slightly with the stone. Natural diamonds and other round stone options available on request.
Made to order. Pieces require four to six weeks to produce before shipping. Chain not included.
