Nirah Snake Museum Grade Ancient Mesopotamian Amulet Pendant

This pendant centers on a genuine ancient artifact: a stone hand-carved thousands of years ago into the coiled form of a snake, tied to Nirah, the Mesopotamian snake god whose serpent shape once guarded the edges of sacred kudurru boundary stones. The front shows the carved snake in full detail, and the back shows the stone's natural, weathered face, so both sides of its history stay visible when worn.

Set in 925 silver, it comes in Black Ruthenium for a dark, grounded frame or 18K Gold plated silver for a warm finish that brings out the stone's natural color and age. A natural raw ruby, left uncut, sits within the piece with its rough crystal form and deep red color intact. Because it's built around a real archaeological artifact, this piece is one of a kind.

PLEASE NOTE: this piece contains a real historical artifact and a natural, raw gemstone. The color and shape of raw stones can vary, and photos may not fully capture the natural appearance.