Tanit Cross Ancient Phoenician Amulet Pendant with Natural Raw Ruby

Carved into a small humanoid figure with a face worked into the stone, this artifact stands upright in a flat, cross-like silhouette. Figures like this appear across Phoenician and Punic sites as personal amulets, often linked to protection or devotion to a specific deity, though without inscriptions the exact identity of the figure carved here can't be confirmed with certainty.

The stone stays untouched in sterloing silver plated with 18K gold, so the carved face and body remain the visible centerpiece. Above the head, the designer has placed a cluster of raw ruby, left in its natural jagged state, sitting like a crown on the figure. Since the piece is built from a genuine ancient carving, no two will ever look quite alike.

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.