King's Daughter Gold Pendant

King's Daughter Pendant – gold necklace with A seal whose origin is unclear and is probably from the First Temple period, it bears the shape of a harp – the seal was purchased in the antiquities market in 1978 by Reuven Hecht, it was researched and donated to the Israel Museum.

The seal is made of jasper, the surface of the seal is surrounded by a frame and in its upper part is engraved the shape of an asymmetrical harp with 12 strings, the soundbox of the harp is decorated with a rose in the center and a string around its edges. Below the harp is written in ancient Hebrew script the name of the owner of the seal in two lines – "To the King's Daughter".

According to the shape of the letters, the inscription dates to the 7th century BCE, probably in the Kingdom of Judah. ​​

Dimensions:
Width: 11.5 mm
Length: 16 mm
Chain length: 42 cm

Each piece of jewelry is available in 14k and 18k gold in yellow, white, or rose gold. We are committed to using eco-friendly products and conflict free stones.

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