Art Deco Pyramid Chest Piece with Waterfall Chains - Egyptian Queen

The Pharoah's Queen

What you’re looking at is not jewelry.
It’s an artifact. A geometric spell. A ceremonial device last worn by a now-extinct species of interdimensional royalty who governed their empire through frequency, fashion, and absolute nerve.

This hand-sculpted pendant, layered in tiers of polished green, rusted empire gold, cosmic enigma, and talismanic grit, defies all traditional form. Its central pyramid-like slab radiates the power of a thousand forbidden kingdoms. Trimmed in serpentine metallic turquoise and anchored with a cascade of delicate gold chain drapery, it whispers one thing:

You are not here to be admired. You are here to rule.

This is sacred swagger geometry—a psychic middle finger wrapped in elegance. Suspended from an abstract chain that slinks like intention around the neck, it floats as if powered by internal rebellion.

You don’t wear this to complete an outfit.
You wear this to establish a bloodline.

I am uncertain as to the exact name of this stone but it is either a form of jasper (possibly rainforest or rhyolite) or yellow turquoise.  The pyramid portion of the pendant measures 4.75" x 11" (including the seven draped gold chains).  Three sections are sculpted in geometric forms with more chains attaching the top and second pieces of sculpture.  The pyramid does have some weight but I would certainly not describe it as heavy.  A bold, shiny gold tone chain supports the piece with a drop of 10" per side.  Closes with a large gold tone hook. 

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