Phoenician Gold Work in the Museum of Cádiz

Pendant in the form of a sphere with diamond and triangle ornamentation, made from gold using a granulation technique. Its symbolism may relate to the universe.

Pieces of a necklace made up of a round silver medallion and others in a half-moon shape. The motifs are embossed on metal plating and lined with small balls.

Boat-shaped earring with falcon heads (Horus) from which hangs a protome (Hathor) with a chain running from its lower section that is divided into three sections, with baskets on the end.

Necklace with gold beads and cornelians with a double-faced broach. On one face there is a semi-circular piece of amber in the center and on the other is a symbolic, nude Hercules.

Earrings made from circular plates with trimmed edges, with a rosette of eight petals in the middle made of filigree wire with a ball in the center. There are traces of enamel on the petals.

Gold pendant portraying different gods with the main figure being Ptah-Pateco.

Reconstruction of a necklace with various elements found in the same tomb. It features gold beads, a cornelian, a round medallion with a rosette, and pendants in the form of a ram's head and grooved flask.

Bezel ring with gold plated copper hoops and mounted stone set in a piece of cornelian.

Rings formed of gold plated copper rods between which is a plate with filigree decoration. Attached is a rosette held between hooks, the petals of which may have contained enamel.

Pendant case with amulet from the 4th century B.C. Made up of a gold cylindrical base, a hollow bronze body, and sealed with a falcon's head embossed in gold with a solar disk and uraeus. It is a representation of the god Horus.

Pendant case with amulet from the 4th century B.C. Made from a gold cylindrical base, a hollow bronze body, and sealed with a lion’s head embossed in gold with a solar disk and uraeus. It is a representation of the goddess Sekhmet.

Pendant case with amulet from the 4th century B.C. Made from a tiered gold base, a hollow bronze body with an inscription, and sealed with a gold pyramid. It is meant to represent an obelisk.