Ankh of the Dead

The ankh was never just a symbol. Ancient Egyptians used it to represent the breath of life, the threshold between worlds, the thing you carry when you're not sure which side you're on.

This piece takes that mythology somewhere darker. The Ankh of the Dead doubles as a talisman and a blade, a life-blood dagger concealed inside the scabbard body of the cross. It's the kind of object that sits at the intersection of gothic jewellery, occult symbolism, and genuinely cool design decisions. Not a fashion prop, a conversation that starts with the afterlife and goes from there.

Cast in English pewter. Scabbard conceals a small blade. Wearable or displayable.