KHEPER Enameled Necklace | Kamite Symbol & 14K Gold Filled Chain/Clasp

Kheper Bracelet with Large Link Chain, Buoy Clasp

This sacred Scarab symbol represented the god Kheper in Ancient Egypt. The animal rolling its ball evokes the cosmic cycle, the trajectory of the Sun (Ra) in the sky.

The reminiscences of Ancient Egypt are still very present and visible throughout sub-Saharan Africa today, in languages as well as in the worldview, paradigm, aesthetics, customs, and traditions.

Matching earrings and necklace are available on the website. Buy the complete set and get a preferential price of 72 euros (instead of 81).

Composition:

- Chain: Gold-plated stainless steel

- Buoy clasp: Gold-plated stainless steel

- Kheper pendant: 3.5 cm in Zamak and enamel

This stainless steel bracelet will not tarnish over time.

The length is adjustable by attaching the clasp to the link that fits the wrist size.

Bracelet length: 19 cm

Why choose stainless steel jewelry?

Matching earrings and bracelet are available on the website. Buy the complete set and get a preferential price of 72 euros (instead of 81).

Stainless steel is an alloy of several metals, including more than 10% chromium, which makes it unalterable and rustproof.

Resistant and robust, stainless steel jewelry also withstands water and perspiration.

What is Zamak?

Zamak, very often used in jewelry, is an alloy of zinc, aluminum, magnesium, and copper. An acronym of the German names of the metals that compose it: Zink (zinc), Aluminium, MAgnesium (magnesium), Kupfer (copper). Like gold and silver, Zamak can oxidize a little over time. It is then enough to clean it with suitable products so that it regains all its brilliance.

Very trendy, the large link bracelet will adapt to all outfits, whether casual or sophisticated.

The chain as well as all the findings are made of gold-plated stainless steel.
As steel is very resistant, your jewelry will not tarnish over time.

The Kheper pendant is made of Zamak and enamel. Zamak, very often used in jewelry. It is an alloy of zinc, aluminum, magnesium, and copper. An acronym of the German names of the metals that compose it: Zink (zinc), Aluminium, MAgnesium (magnesium), Kupfer (copper). Like gold and silver, Zamak can sometimes oxidize a little and it is then enough to clean it with a suitable product so that it regains all its brilliance.

Your jewelry will last over time and will not lose its golden color.