Bracelet that belonged to Queen Amanishakheto of the Kingdom of Kush, who reigned from approximately 10 BC to 1 AD. It was found in her tomb in Nubia and is currently located in the Egyptian Museum in Berlin. [1205×1073]

The bracelet is made of gold and decorated with blue and turquoise inlays.
It features a winged goddess, likely Isis, in the center.
The bracelet is one of several pieces of jewelry stolen from the Queen's pyramid in 1834.
The Kingdom of Kush was located in Nubia, south of Egypt, in the present-day Sudan.
Queen Amanishakheto's reign occurred during the Third Intermediate Period of ancient Egypt.
The bracelet showcases the craftsmanship and artistry of the Meroitic Kingdom.