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Egyptian Amulets - The Nefer talisman was worn to attract success & happiness

The Talismans and Amulets of Ancient Egypt and facts about the Nefer amulet

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Ancient Egyptians - The Nefer Amulet
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Ancient Egypt - The Nefer Amulet Fact Sheet

Fact 1 on the Nefer:

This amulet was worn as a talisman by both the living and the deceased to wish the wearer "good luck".
 

Fact 2 on the Nefer:

Meaning: To the ancient Egyptians the Nefer was a symbol of good luck. It was worn to attract success, happiness, vitality, and friends.
 

Fact 3 on the Nefer:

As a talisman for the dead it was believed to extend good wishes for happiness in the afterlife.
 

Fact 4 on the Nefer:

The ancient Egyptian word 'Nefer' meant "be beautiful".
 

Fact 5 on the Nefer:

The Egyptian hieroglyph 'nfr' is a representation of an ancient type of lute, an association with celebration and happiness - see the above pictures.
 

Fact 6 on the Nefer:

The Nefer was worn to wish the wearer "good luck".
 

Fact 7 on the Nefer:

The 'nfr' hieroglyph relates to a solar filiation. A filiation relates to the ancestry, descent or kinship between an individual and their bloodline.
 

Fact 8 on the Nefer:

The solar filiation was used to directly connect the royal pharaoh as a descendent of the Sun God Ra. In this way the kings and Pharaohs of Egypt proclaimed that they were a "Son of Ra" until the end of Egyptian civilization.
 

Fact 9 on the Nefer:

The royal "solar filiations" title was used to form part of a royal name as in Nefertari or Nefertiti. It was also included in the name of the god Nefertum (proclaiming him to be a descendent of the Sun God Ra)

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Ancient Egyptian Magic - The Nefer Fact Sheet

Picture of Nefer Amulets

Picture of Nefer Amulets

Nefer 'nfr' HieroglyphEgyptian LuteNefertari Cartouche
Nefer 'nfr' HieroglyphEgyptian LuteNefertari CartoucheScarab of AkhenatenScarab with Royal Solar Filiations
 

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Facts about the Ancient Egyptian Nefer Talisman
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Ancient Egypt - The Nefer Amulet Fact Sheet

Fact 10 on the Nefer:

All words related to royalty, including the names of the Pharaohs, kings and queens, could be followed by the auspicious wish-formula "may he live, prosper and be in good health".
 

Fact 11 on the Nefer:

The king might therefore be addressed as "Pharaoh, may he live, prosper and be in health, the Master".
 

Fact 12 on the Nefer:

Almost every word referring to a pharaoh might be followed by this type of wish. These good wishes were shown in cartouche hieroglyphs, expressed as the 'nfr' symbol.
 

Fact 13 on the Nefer:

Amulets, such as the Scarab of Pharaoh Akhenaten, the husband of Nefertari, were also engraved with 'nfr' good wishes.
 

Fact 14 on the Nefer:

Amulets were then given to ordinary Egyptians in the form of a cartouche displaying the name of a king and the 'nfr' which secured the owner with the royal patronage of the pharaoh combined with a wish for good health and prosperity
 

Fact 15 on the Nefer:

Amulets were then created consisting of simply the 'nfr' symbol either as a single pendant or with multiple symbols joined together to form a necklace. 
 

Fact 16 on the Nefer:

Drinking vessels were also designed to reflect the shape of the 'nfr' symbol. To drink water from a nefer-shaped vase was believed to magically bestow happiness, health, good fortune and beauty.
 

Fact 17 on the Nefer:

A Talisman or an amulet can be described as a religious object consisting of a stone or other small item, often inscribed or carved with magical inscriptions, magic signs, magic symbols, formula or sacred text.
 

Ancient Egyptian Magic - The Nefer Fact Sheet

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