A: Isis in frontal view, head to left, standing on top of a crocodile, head also to left. Isis is crowned and wears tunic and mantle, right arm raised high and holding a bearded snake with the solar disk on its head, left hand leaning onto a tall scepter with floral ornament at the top, and holding a situla at the same time. In the free field around: characteres and letters. On the left, perhaps an intertwined monogram: ιησ, on the right: μαε → unidentified vox?
B: Griffin standing to right over a lying figure, one forepaw resting on a wheel, holding a balance in its beak. On the right a long-footed bird (ibis?), also holding onto the balance. The griffin’s tail ends in a Sarapis-head in profile to left, adorned with a modius. In the free field above, a lying crescent with an eight-pointed star above it.
Post-antique gem set in a post-antique mount.
CBd-684. The Campbell Bonner Magical Gems Database (2010-), developed at the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, editor-in-chief: Á. M. Nagy.
Retrieved from: cbd.mfab.hu/cbd/684 on 23-02-2025.