The royal Egyptian-Roman metal work jewelry in different museums around the world

Abstract EN

Throughout the pharaonic era till the roman era, the ancient Egyptians were used to highlight the value and beauty of their art through several inscriptions and metal pieces, which are being displayed at various museums, including large quantity of jewelry associated with women and queens who used them for ornamentation.

such jewelry spot light on the nature and culture of the society throughout ages.

this appeared in ancient toms, in which antiques and different mummies were discovered.

when Greeks entered Egypt, they cared about highlighting the features of their culture.

this was clearly appeared in the antiques dated back to this era and was continued after the roman entered Egypt.

the roman was cared about portraying their gods and emperors, who ruled Egypt from Rome, on many special pieces.

up to date, the jewelry has been used for ornamentation of women, men, and children and now is constricted to women and children.

in addition, it is used as protective amulets whose concept is differed from an era to another.

therefore, this research aims to emphasize the artistic value and the decoration of the royal roman jewelry and illustrate the most important materials used and its different types, which will be studied and analyzed through some special pieces present at world and national museums that were made in Egypt during the Roman era.