1970s Silver Ankh Pendant

Striking vintage ankh pendant from the 1970s, embodying the era's fascination with ancient Egyptian symbolism and mysticism. This powerful symbol, known as the "key of life" or "crux ansata," features the classic looped cross design that has captivated spiritual seekers for millennia. The piece showcases clean, modernist lines that reflect 1970s interpretation of ancient forms, with substantial weight and presence that speaks to its quality construction.

During the 1970s, Egyptian revival jewelry experienced a renaissance as part of the decade's broader interest in spirituality, mysticism, and alternative cultures. The ankh became particularly popular as a symbol of eternal life, divine protection, and cosmic consciousness – themes that resonated deeply with the era's countercultural movements and spiritual awakening.

Material: Silver-tone metal

Color: Silver with natural oxidation

Closure: Simple bail with jump ring

Era: 1970s

Condition: Good vintage condition with character patination. Shows natural oxidation and wear consistent with age, adding to the piece's authentic vintage appeal. Bail remains secure and functional. Minor surface wear enhances the ancient symbolic aesthetic.