| Industry of the jewellery came into existence | | | | deserts linked with Africa and Nubian. In Egypt, |
| when the culture and the civilization originated. | | | | the jewellery was the symbol of power within the |
| Man’s most primitive demand after the food, | | | | society. The jewellery was worn and displayed |
| clothing and shelter, was that there should be | | | | when alive and even when dead. These facts |
| something which should attract the opposite | | | | were revealed when the tombs of rich and |
| gender and to establish a significant place within | | | | known pharaohs were excavated. |
| the existing society. | | | | Gold jewellery used by Egyptians was embedded |
| Being important and looking different became | | | | with colored glasses and precious gemstones. |
| very necessary even before the introduction of | | | | While having access all over the world for |
| the language. It began with the leaves. Stones of | | | | gemstones they preferred the colored glasses |
| different shape, size, and color even the bones | | | | which can be easily seen in the found jewellery. |
| had climaxed into the successful industry which | | | | They formulated colored glasses which comprise |
| used valuable metals like gold, silver, bronze, | | | | the size nearly to the gemstones. |
| titanium and platinum, gemstones and alloys to | | | | According to the Egyptian book ‘book of the |
| punctuate beauty. | | | | dead” it is mentioned that each and every |
| Establishment of Egyptian culture started at the | | | | color used to make jewellery indicates something. |
| banks of the Nile River. The Egypt is considered | | | | So the color of the jewellery was very important |
| as the gift of Nile and has an important role even | | | | for them. In the book it is written that the color |
| in current history, because different events of the | | | | of the necklace of Isis around the neck of the |
| world has influenced by it and are agitated | | | | mummy should be red which represents the need |
| currently. Even the extravagant lifestyles of the | | | | of the blood. And the green color for jewellery |
| pharaohs are dreamed by many people of the | | | | represents fertility and plenty. |
| present civilizations. | | | | Egyptian jewellery was crafted through |
| The Egyptian culture was a unique in every | | | | customization requirements of the royalty. It was |
| expression admitting lifestyles, fetes beliefs, gods | | | | crafted in the large workshops which were |
| and of course jewellery. 3000 or 5000 years ago | | | | related with places and temples. Both Egyptian |
| the first jewellery making industry which was | | | | men and women wear different detailed gold and |
| established, expanded. People were conscious | | | | silver designs for famous religious ceremonies. |
| about the importance lavishness and rarity which | | | | Making of jewellery was an important trade. Many |
| might prove their social position in the society. | | | | modern jewellery designs that are manufactured |
| The gold was preferred in terms of wages when | | | | today are made after being inspired from the |
| the other metals were easily accessible through | | | | Egyptian jewellery because the Egyptian jewellery |
| large trade patterns. | | | | has its own natural and simple look. |
| Gold was gained by the Egyptians form the | | | | |