Ancient Egypt (Crown)

Diadem of Tutankhamen 

This is king Tutankhamen crown. He was a pharaoh that ruled in the 18th dynasty in ancient Egypt. Egyptian Pharaohs wore crowns  made of gold in which gold was a symbol of  elevated status and intermediaries between the gods and people.played part in indicating the pharaohs status and the highest authority in the kingdom.

Gold and gemstones( red carnelian , blue and green, lapis lazuli,black obsidian and glass). The technique used was hammering, setting, granulation and soldering.

King Tutankhamun, a pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty in ancient Egypt, wore a crown as a symbol of his elevated status and his role as an intermediary between the gods and the people. Egyptian pharaohs frequently adorned themselves with crowns made of gold, signifying their highest authority in the kingdom.

Gold and gemstones( red carnelian , blue and green, lapis lazuli, black obsidian and glass). The technique used was hammering, setting, granulation and soldering.The technique used was hammering, setting, granulation and soldering.