Queen Puabi Necklace – Inspired by Ancient Mesopotamia, Jewelry from Sumerian King's Ur cementery, Puabi Queen tomp.

Step into the world of Ancient Mesopotamia with this handcrafted necklace inspired by Queen Puabi – the Sumerian ruler of Ur, whose treasures have amazed archaeologists for nearly a century.

At the center lies a brass rosette with a hand-decorated polymer detail, from which flow three tiers of natural lapis lazuli beads accented with warm golden brass.

Materials:

• 4 mm lapis lazuli beads – a stone of royalty, wisdom, and divine protection

• Brass – with a warm golden sheen

• Surgical stainless steel – hypoallergenic and durable

• Central element (rosette): brass and hand-crafted polymer

• Length: approx. 35–40 cm + 5 cm extender

Why You’ll Love It:

• Unique design inspired by authentic 4,500-year-old artifacts

• Carefully handcrafted in a smoke-free, pet-free studio

• Perfect gift for history lovers, archaeologists, and those who appreciate meaningful jewelry

Symbolism:

In Ancient Mesopotamia, lapis lazuli was a royal gemstone imported from distant Afghan mountains, and the rosette motif often symbolized the goddess Inanna/Ishtar – patron of love, war, and fertility.

✨ Add a touch of ancient Ur to your collection and feel like a queen from 4,500 years ago.