Egyptian Gold Tube Bracelet - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Egyptian Gold Tube Bracelet

	During the 8th century B.C., people from western Asia established themselves in southern Canaan and the eastern Nile Delta. Known to the Egyptians as the Hyksos (or chiefs of foreign lands), these people ruled northern Egypt for approximately one hundred years during the Second Intermediate Period (ca. 1640–1550 B.C.), forming Egypt's 15th and 16th Dynasties. The elegant gold hoop earrings and torque (about 1667–1559 B.C.) on which our bracelet is based probably came from a Hyksos tomb, and display influences of middle Bronze Age Near Eastern traditions. 24K gold plate, with a hidden clasp. Available in large size only: inner circumference 7 7/8 in., width 1/4 in. Special offer, save 15% when you buy in multiples of two. See details. This item is currently out of stock. Please note that you may receive an "item backordered" message on your order confirmation email. Egyptian Gold Tube Bracelet, Large 09-065418 Member Price: $58.50 each Non-Member Price: $65.00 each Quantity: