This is a product from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. (Stamped with MMA-1976) 24k gold plated, enamel finish A miniature hawk accessory, a replica of the pectoral of Ra-Horakhty, a treasure from the tomb of Tutankhamun. [Ra-Horakhty Accessory] Egyptian 18th Dynasty, 1559-1320 BC The hawk god Horus was worshiped in ancient Egypt from a very early time. Eventually, Horus became united with the sun god Ra, who had been worshiped by the people of Heliopolis. Horus and Ra were united under the name Ra-Horakhty, and the new god that emerged retained the form of a hawk. The hawk holds a disc representing the sun on its head, and in its claws, it firmly grasps the hieroglyphic symbols representing infinity and life. *Please refrain from returns or refunds to prevent product substitution. The item will be shipped without a box due to shipping costs. #MetropolitanMuseum #MetropolitanMuseumOfArt #NYMetropolitanMuseum #TheMetropolitanMuseumOfArtNewYork #MetropolitanMuseumGoods #MetropolitanMuseumGoods #EgyptTutankhamunTomb #TutankhamunAccessories #TutankhamunNecklace #TutankhamunPendant #Tutankhamun #EgyptianAccessories #EgyptianNecklace #EgyptianPendant #Egypt #Accessories #Accessories #Pendant #Necklace #24kGoldPlated #Enamel #VintageAccessories #VintageAccessories #VintageNecklace #VintagePendant #Vintage #HawkAccessories #HawkPendant #HawkNecklace #Hawk